
- This fish carries the Y-link Moscow trait and would be entered in the Blue class.
- This Black guppy has the X-linked half black body trait. Females usually show half black body and fins in this strain type. This would be entered in the Black class.
- This tank entry was entered in the Green tank class at the 2008 IFGA Annual. 1st Green Tank
- This bottom swordtail would be entered in the Single Swordtail class.
- Genetic albino veil tail. This fish would be entered in the veil class.
- Young genetic albino multi color. if it grows a delta tail it would be entered in the AOC Albino class or the veil class if it grows out to be a veil.
- Young genetic albino Half Black Pastel. This fish would entered in the AOC Albino class..
- Genetic albino Red. This fish would be entered in the Red Albino class. Excellent body color. 2008 IFGA annual.
- Genetic gold pastel. The flash brought out the tail’s base color, but is more muted on the show bench, not enabling it to be entered in the AOC BiColor class. This fish would be enter in the AOC class.
- Genetic albino HB Pastel. This fish would be entered in the AOC Albino class
- Purple bicolor which would be entered in the AOC BiColor Class.
- Genetic gold purple bicolor which would be entered in the AOC BiColor Class.
- Pastel bicolor which would be entered in the AOC BiColor Class.
- This Black guppy carries the Moscow trait and possibly the X-linked half black body trait. The typical Moscow trait of changing darkness can make this strain difficult to show.
- This Black guppy has the X-linked half black body trait. Females usually show half black body and fins in this strain type. This would be entered in the Black class.
- A Galaxy type guppy. This fish would be entered in the Blue Green Bicolor class.
- A Blue Metal Head type guppy. This guppy carries the Y-link traits for the Gun Metal head and snakeskin. This fish would be entered in the Blue Green Bicolor class
- A Green BiColor with the Y-linked Moscow trait. This fish would be entered in the Blue Green Bicolor class.
- A Blue Green Bicolor showing the recessive genetic gold trait. This fish would be entered in the Blue Green BiColor class.
- A Green Metal Head type guppy. This guppy carries the Y-link traits for the Gun Metal head and snakeskin. This fish would be entered in the Blue Green Bicolor class.
- This fish carries the Y-link Moscow trait and would be entered in the Blue class.
- A blue with half colored blue body. The half color trait is a recessive trait in this fish. The flash brought out the green highlights stronger but looks blue in room lighting. This fish would be entered in the Blue class. This kind of half colored guppy often results from breeding normal blues to females from Blue Moscow strains
- A blue with half colored blue body. The half color trait in this strain is dominate Y-linked. This fish would be entered in the Blue class.
- A matching pair of blue guppies that were entered in the Blue Tank class at an IFGA show.
- Genetic albino. This fish would be entered in the AOC Albino class. 2009 IFGA annaul.
- This Bronze guppy show the dark scale outline against a dark gold body. The 25% or more “gold color” is located in the peduncle area
- Half black with a butterfly pattern. This fish was entered in the Half Black AOC class. Stan Shubel said that this fish came out of his Half Black Red line. Shown at the 2009 IFGA Annual.
- A pastel guppy that would be entered in the AOC Female class.
- This fish has a gold body with dark edge scales and would be entered in the Bronze Female class.
- This fish with good half black body would entered in the Half Black Female class.
- This fish would entered in the Red Female class.
- A young genetic gold green. This fish would be entered in the Green class.
- This fish carries the Y-link Moscow trait and would be entered in the Green class.
- A green with half colored green body. The half color trait in this strain is dominate Y-linked. This fish would be entered in the Green class.
- This would be entered in the Green class.
- This would be entered in the Green class.
- This fish would entered in the Green class.
- This tank entry was entered in the Green tank class at the 2009 IFGA Annual. Best of Show.
- This fish carries the Y-link Moscow trait and would be entered in the Green class.
- Genetic albino Half Black Pastel. This fish would be entered in the AOC Albino class. 2009 IFGA annual.
- Half black pastel green bicolor. This fish will be entered in the Half Black AOC class.
- Half black pastel white bicolor. This fish will be entered in the Half Black AOC class.
- Unusual colored half black AOC.
- Half black AOC. This fish was entered in the Half Black AOC class. 2009 IFGA annual.
- Half black blue bicolor. This fish was entered in the Half Black AOC class. 2009 IFGA annual
- A Half Black Blue tank entry at the 2009 IFGA annual. 1st place HB Blue tank.
- A genetic Half Black guppy with light blue finnage. This is a F1 cross with a blue male to HB Neon female. This guppy could be entered in the Half Black Blue class but has poor half black body color. It maybe disqualified in the IFGA due to the body color.
- A Half Black guppy with royal blue finnage. This guppy would entered in the Half Black Blue class.
- A Half Black guppy with medium blue finnage. This guppy would be entered in the Half Black Blue class.
- An entry of match Males. These fish would be entered in the Half Black Green Tank Class.
- A light Half Black Green male. This fish would be entered in the Half Black Green Class.
- This fish would be entered in the Half Black Green Class.
- A Half Black guppy with light blue finnage. This guppy would entered in the Half Black Blue class.
- This fish would be entered in the Half Black Pastel class.
- This fish would be entered in the Half Black Pastel class.
- Half Black Yellow tank entry at the 2009 IFGA annual.
- This fish carries the half black body X-linked trait. This fish would entered into the Half Black Purple class.
- This fish carries the half black body Y-linked trait. This fish would entered into the Half Black Purple class.
- This fish would entered the Half Black Red class.
- This fish would entered the Half Black Red class. Impressive dorsal on this fish.
- This fish would entered the Half Black Red class.
- This fish would be entered in the Half Black Yellow class.
- This fish would be entered in the Half Black Yellow class.
- This fish would be entered in the Half Black Yellow class.
- This fish carries the Y-link Moscow trait and would be entered in the Green clas
- This fish would entered in the Multi class. Notice the reticulate pattern in the front part of the body and the strong lace pattern in the tail.
- This fish would entered in the Multi class.
- This fish would entered in the Multi class.
- This fish would be entered in the Multi class.
- This fish would entered in the Multi class. This guppy carries the Y-link traits for the Gun Metal head and snakeskin.
- This fish would entered in the Multi class.
- This fish would entered in the Multi class.
- This fish would be entered in the Purple class.
- Purple males that have the Moscow trait.
- Two matching purple males. They would be entered in the Purple Tank class.
- This fish would be entered in the Purple class.
- Genetic albino Red. Red Albino class type.
- Genetic albino Red. This fish would be entered in the Red Albino class
- Genetic gold Red. Red class type.
- Genetic gold Red. Red class type.
- Genetic gold Red. Red class type.
- This guppy carries the snake body pattern trait. Less than 60% of the body has the snake pattern so it would entered in the Red Bicolor class.
- This guppy has red as the dominant color with purple as the secondary color. This guppy would be entered in the Red Bicolor class.
- This guppy has red as the dominant color with blue as the secondary color and carries the Moscow trait. This guppy would be entered in the Red Bicolor class.
- This guppy would be entered into the RoundTail class.
- Yellow bicolor type. Genetic snakeskin and zebrinous male . The zebrinous bars have masked some of the snakeskin rosette pattern. Since there is less than 60% rosette body pattern this fish is entered in the AOC BiColor class.
- Yellow bicolor guppy. This is a genetically a snakeskin and zebrinous male. The zebrinous bars have masked some of the snakeskin rossette pat
- Green bicolor type. Genetic snakeskin and zebrinous male. The zebrinous bars have masked some of the snakeskin rosette pattern. Since there is less than 60% rosette body pattern this fish is entered in the Blue Green BiColor class.
- Green bicolor type. Genetic snakeskin and zebrinous male. The zebrinous bars have masked some of the snakeskin rossette pattern. Since there is less than 60% rossette body pattern this fish is entered in the Blue Green BiColor class.
- Solid blue tail snakeskin. This would be entered in the Solid Snake class. Notice the matching dorsal and tail color which is rare.
- Variegated Snakeskin type.
- This bottom swordtail would be entered in the Single Swordtail class.
- This double swordtail would be entered in the Double Swordtail class.
- This bottom swordtail would be entered in the Single Swordtail class.
- Genetically gold with gun metal head traits. This fish would be entered the Yellow class.
- Genetically gold with gun metal head traits. This fish would be entered the Yellow class.
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