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I've got Endlers ... And Angles, Cardinals, Platy (!) Threadfins....

It was meant as a compliment to the people that have posted their pictures, it is a very smart looking group as Tristan said. It wasn't meant to put anybody else down... I'm sorry if it was interpreted that way, as it wasn't meant like that.

I tend to put my foot in my mouth sometimes, I'm sorry

A small wild guppy from Venezuela, rumoured to be extinct in the wild.

Here's a link: http://www.aquariumhobbyist.com/endlerslivebearer/

I remember seing those in a Nutrafin supplement magazine last year, i would love to get some of those, i think that they are much more attractive than the grossly overtailed guppys that can't swim - sorry if i offend anyone. If i had a spare tank I would plant it up and add those. - Thanks Adam

The Two of clubs



Thats me

Great shot, where are you -Egypt? -Looks like you are at the base of a pyramis or something. - good to see you

You got it its the middle of Karmac temple

I've been there! A looooong time ago

Nice to meet you!

Hi. I just saw some of those Endlers for sale...very expensive. I'm not a big guppy person, but I wonder if my water would suit them. It is 12 grains, pH 8.5. I COULD be a guppy person. They are very expensive. Would I have a problem finding buyers for the fry?

The Endler is a beautiful little fish. I don't think you would have any trouble selling fry. They are also very hardy, I haven't found any other fish that thrive in the strong current required by the Zebras.

You say they are expensive in Canada? How much are they over there?

I like Endlers too, I've had them for a year or so now. I started out with about 6 pairs and I must have something approaching 200+ now, but it's hard to tell. All I can say is that they are a lovely little fish and are hard as nails, all I ever do is a weekly 20% water change bung some food in every day and that's it. They are great for cycling tanks as well, you need quite a few as they are fairly small. I also like the fact that they are not that common in the hobby. I paid about £10 for each pair, when I first saw them about 5 years ago they were going for £22 pound each .

I'm forgetting my manners . Nice pictures guys and I'm very pleased to meet you all.

I didn't find them here. There is a pair up for auction right now on Ebay.ca. They ship internationally. They are from Florida. One bid on last I looked. I think auction ends in 2 days.

Wandj, forget Ebays and all the associated risk that goes with it. Try this place and guess what they're in Canada and they ship too . I hope that $15 a trio is not too much, shipping will be additional. I fancied some of his endlers so as to increase my lots gene pool but they don't ship to Europe .

http://www.deltaguppies.com/

Maybe we could trade some in time Adam?

Here's a very young one of my males



Where's your mug shot btw

Nice Endler McEve , he still looks like he has some more colouring up to do. I'll be more than happy to trade if you can figure out how, never shipped fish before.

About the shot of my Mug, well, um....... I'm still working on it. Seriously I haven't got my camera back yet. I know that you'll never let me off the hook if I dont. Watch this space one mug shot coming soon.......