Freshwater livebearers Collection
The Backbone of
Global Freshwater
Trade
From guppies to swordtails, each variety is bred for export success and long-term customer satisfaction
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All-in-One Export Management
We handle everything from paperwork to shipping, so you don’t have to.
Professional Packing & Handling
Each fish is packed with care and strict water-quality control for safe delivery.
Post-Delivery Support
Report any issues within 24 hours and we’ll resolve them with a replacement.
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livebearers
Easy-to-breed adaptive livebearers in a rainbow of color strains
- Beginner-friendly
- Great for breeding fun
- Endless color strains
Our variants
Albino Red Eye Cauliflower Swordtail Common Grade
Dalmation Molly
Gold Black Lyretail Molly Sphenops
Guppy Dragon
Guppy Red Blood
Hamburg Swordtail
Japan Blue Guppy
Red Coral Platy
Sailfin Molly
Sanke Koi Swordtail
Sinterklas Platy
White Mickey Mouse Platy Longfin
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FAQ
1. Which fish are livebearers?
Livebearers fish are species that give birth to free-swimming fry, such as guppies, mollies, platies, and swordtails.
2. How many livebearers should be kept together?
Most livebearers thrive in small groups of at least 5–6 fish to reduce stress and improve natural behavior.
3. Are livebearer fish good for beginners?
Yes, livebearers are hardy, adaptable, and easy to maintain, making them ideal for beginner aquarists and retail buyers.
4. How to breed livebearer fish?
Livebearers breed easily in stable water conditions. Keep a 1:2 male-to-female ratio and provide hiding spots for fry.
5. How often do livebearer fish reproduce?
Most livebearers can reproduce every 4–6 weeks, depending on temperature, diet, and tank stability.