The fetal point of female guppies is generally triangular. Their tire spots are located between the ventral fin and the gluteal fin, which is where the tail connects with the body. In general, the tire spots of guppies are all brown or black, and the closer to production, the more obvious the color and shape of the tire spots are. Of course, there are also some albino species of guppies whose fetal spots are orange or red. 1. What does the fetal spot of a female peacock fish look like? The fetal spots of female guppies are triangular in shape, some are irregular, but not common. The fetal spots of guppies are located near the junction between the tail and the body, and the color is mostly brown or black. As production approaches, the color and shape of tire spots will become more obvious. But there are also some special guppies, such as albino guppies, whose fetal spots are orange or red.

The fetal spots of guppy females produced for the first time are not obvious, and they will become more obvious only when they are about to produce. The female peacock fish, which has been bred several times, will have a fetal point when she is just pregnant.

Second, how long does it take for guppy to produce guppy after it has fetal spots? It is impossible to determine the production time only by fetal spots, but the breeder can judge the approximate time according to the color of fetal spots. If the fetal spot is not dark, it means that the pregnancy time is not long. If the tire spots are dark in color, or even have turned black, it means that production is about to begin.

The pregnancy cycle of guppies is 28-32 days, but some guppies develop faster, and they can start production in about 2 1 day. The breeder can make a comprehensive judgment according to the color of their fetal spots and mating time, so as to get the accurate breeding time of guppies.