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The One about My Near Four Month Research on Which Guppies are Hardier? Fancy or Feeder? - Dennis A. Amith
![Hey! New to guppies, just curious if anyone could tell me a bit more about this guy? Would he have a 'type' or is it just a generic feeder guppy? The females Hey! New to guppies, just curious if anyone could tell me a bit more about this guy? Would he have a 'type' or is it just a generic feeder guppy? The females](https://preview.redd.it/mouz81d78fd21.jpg?auto=webp&s=f8ab3ca567e0136cea4942c33f469bc8a306d9d3)
Hey! New to guppies, just curious if anyone could tell me a bit more about this guy? Would he have a 'type' or is it just a generic feeder guppy? The females
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![I raised up some fry from a wild type feeder guppy female and a fancy male to see what genetics would prevail. I know any idiot can breed guppies, but I'm still I raised up some fry from a wild type feeder guppy female and a fancy male to see what genetics would prevail. I know any idiot can breed guppies, but I'm still](https://i.redd.it/xs6xpnfuky861.jpg)
I raised up some fry from a wild type feeder guppy female and a fancy male to see what genetics would prevail. I know any idiot can breed guppies, but I'm still
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