No. If you exclude the length of the tail (caudal) fin in some male guppys, under normal circumstances, female guppys grow to around double the size of male guppys
Males have longer, more colorful fins, females can be smaller.
The Endler's has a golden tint to it's body, while the guppy has a gray/silver tint to it's body.
To impress the females
Their tails. Guppies have amazing tails. The males have bigger and brighter tails whereas the females have smaller and less bright tails. You can get all types of guppy babies. The best thing is you can mix and match the guppys too. If you have a leopard guppy and an orange guppy and they breed, the babies tail looks like an explosion of yellow and orange in a leopard tail.
A guppy will be small ish and very colourful, with colour all over the body for males and on the tail for females.
the males have a long tail and females kinda have a flattale
Males around 1.5 inches Females around 2 inches
usually yes but not at the same time obviously.
what u expect? a miracle?????? Actually it's possible if you recently purchased your females from a pet store or your male recently died. Female guppies can hold sperm from a male guppy for a number of birth cycles.
Females are larger (around 2 inches) and basically grey in colour and their anal fin is triangular. Males are smaller (around 1.5 inches) have many colours, and their anal fin is pointed.
I feel with live bearing fish you should have at least 3 females to 1 male, also it is a good idea to have plenty of places for the females to hide live plants are very good for the females to hide in once the plants take hold, and your fish population will greatly increase, Your female guppy is simply exausted or pregnant.
2-2 1/2 inches, the males are smaller