Question
I bought 2 male and 5 female guppies. (There was a language barrier, but I ordered mums and dads, so really simple words ^^)
Now, as longer I look at them, I am nearly sure they sold me all males... I was soon at my way home sure, they did not sold me Endler's guppies, to be precise, they sold me one male Endler as one of the females. But I thought "Okay, 3 male + 4 female could work..."
I add some pictures, the red ones all look alike (should be 4 females), the long tailed blue ones should be 2 males and the mixed color one is the male Endler, I assume.
But the red ones have the shape of males. I miss the gravity spot and the anal fin looks more slim than a triangle.
(And a second appologize for the quality of the pictures. Who tried knows, how hard it is to make good pictures...)
Answer
By looking at the anal fin, I can estimate that you are right. Unless you "transgenderize" them, they will not make many babies.
However, some of the pictures are quite blurry, and I cannot see the anal fin properly.
I do not know if (in guppies) male can become females or females -> males (like in the case of other fishes).
Answered By - virolino
