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Guppies are tropical. They can cope with slightly cooler temperatures than other tropical species, so semi-tropical, but should not be considered cold water species - no matter how many advertise them as such.
I hope you realise you will not be able to keep paradisefishes with leopardfishes as the former will eat the latter.

Black Lutino Endler:


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As you may know, Albinos (Real Red Eye Albino = RREA) have red eyes because they can not produce melanin (black pigment) and therefore we can see the blood flowing through their eyes. Lutinos (Wine Red Eye Albino = WREA) on the other hand can produce a tiny, tiny amount of melanin that's whey their eyes are dark red.
I managed to push natures limits to it's max and bred a fish that still has red eyes but shows a lot of black on it's body.
 
Cheers,
JaSa

This is a young Blonde Platinum Magenta.





The next step is to add the albino gene which will remove the dark pigments emphasising the Pink of Blonde Magenta.

First two picks are of mum and dad, then 3&4 are 1-2 day old fry, 5&6 are 4 day old fry
super proud of what i have achieved so far

I made this sped up video of my tropical community, i just love watching them
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NkUETFo_BWk