What fish can guppies breed with
Can Molly breed with guppy?
Guppies and Mollies can easily create hybrids if they are kept in the right conditions. There are two names for two types of hybrids. A hybrid fry from a male Guppy and a female Molly is called Golly, whereas a fry from a male Molly and a female Guppy is called Muppy. (source)
Can guppies and swordtails breed?
Guppies and Swordtails are livebearers which means that their babies come out swimming. Like most livebearers, there is not much to getting your guppies or swordtail to breed. If you have a male and a female then you will eventually have a pregnant female. Aug 12, 2019 (source)
Can platy and guppy mate?
Guppies and platies are two different families. Guppies are from the Poeciliidae family, while platies are from the Xiphophorus. This means, guppies and platies can’t crossbreed, so no matter how hard you would like to have a guppy platy hybrid, it is impossible. Apr 10, 2022 (source)
How do you crossbreed guppy?
Cross Line 1 F2 female (F) with Line 2 F2 male (M), and Line 2 F2 F with Line 1 F2 M. Guppies are typically four months old before they can be bred, so to repeat the above for three generations would take about 12 months before your first cross. Also the more lines you run, the more diversified your gene pool will be. (source)
Can guppies and goldfish crossbreed?
Protecting the Guppy Fry Thereafter they are also able to breed. The only problem is, that guppy fry will not survive in a tank where a big goldfish is present. Nov 15, 2021 (source)
What livebearers can crossbreed?
The “big four” of livebearers in the hobby(guppy, Molly, platy, swordtail) belong to either the genus poecilia or the genus xiphophorus. Those within a genus should be able to crossbreed. Oct 16, 2013 (source)
Will guppies breed with other fish in the tank?
Can I breed Guppies in a community tank? You can allow them to breed in a community tank, but that’s not the way to run a controlled programme. Any resulting fry also stand a high chance of being eaten by other fish. (source)
Josh has been keeping fish as a hobby for over 10 years. He currently has a 120 gallon freshwater aquarium in his home. He loves to watch his fish swim and interact with each other. He also enjoys researching and learning about different fish species and their care requirements. 
