Pineapple Swordtail
Pineapple Swordtail (shown, no longer for sale at this Web site, until remodeling is complete).

Origins: Central America
Size: three inches
Diet: prepared foods and small live foods
Water: temperature 70-78 degrees F; hard (100-150 mg/l) and alkaline pH 7.5
Temperament: males are often quarrelsome, good community fish.
Breeding: easy to breed livebearer. Up to 200 offspring. Offspring should be separated from adults as they will be eaten. If a pure line is desired, they should not be mixed with other lines of swordtails or with platys as they will interbreed. Gestation period 30-40 days.
Gender: males are characterized by their distinctive long lower swordtail. Females have a well rounded tail and are typically larger than males. Males have a gonopodium.
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