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Endler Japan Blue

Level: Easy — one of the most beginner-friendly aquarium fish available.

The Endler Japan Blue (Poecilia Wingei) is a colorful, small livebearer related to the guppy, with a beautiful blue coloration. It is an active, cheerful fish suitable for community aquariums, and thanks to its quick adaptation, also suitable for beginner aquarists.


🐠 Animal Specifications

Max. length ±6 cm
Temperature 18–28°C
pH 7.0–8.0
Min. aquarium length 60 cm
Diet Omnivore
Housing Pair or harem
Breeding behavior Livebearer
Origin South America
Family Poeciliidae
Difficulty ⭐ Easy

🏪 Collection & warranty

  • Only available for collection at our store in Heinkenszand — this animal is not shipped
  • Feel free to inspect the fish carefully in the store upon collection
  • Feel free to ask for advice on care or aquarium setup when collecting

✂️ Care

Keep in a pair or harem in a well-planted aquarium. As a live-bearing species, the female carries the young in her belly for a while and releases them once they are fully grown — provide plenty of hiding places (such as dense planting) if you want to keep the fry.

🐠 Combination tip

Peaceful and good to combine with other calm community fish such as guppies, tetras, and corydoras.


❓ Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference from a guppy?
Endlers are closely related to guppies, but they remain smaller and often have brightly colored, ornate patterns.

Will I get offspring?
Very likely — Endlers are livebearers and reproduce quickly with mixed sexes.

Is this fish suitable for a beginner's aquarium?
Yes, Endlers are one of the most suitable species for beginners.


Have another question? Feel free to visit the store — we are happy to help you make the right choice for your aquarium.

Why Aquarium Plant Shop?

  • Many types of aquarium fish in stock.
  • Pick up in store is possible 6 days a week.
  • Livestock will not be shipped.