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Alan Bias of Montana. Alan owns the swordtail breeders webpage and moderates the Swordtail Breeders Yahoo Group. He is a big promoter of swords and encourages the breeding of all shapes and standards.

Ed Chiasson of Massachusetts. Since 1970, I have been raising Fancy Show Guppies for pleasure and show. I won numerous awards over the years showing Fancy Show Guppies. In my latter years of breeding Fancy Show Guppies, I decided to break out of the mold typical for breeders in the International Fancy Guppy Association show circuit. This awakening came after winning a class championship in the early 1990's.

Mary Jane Goldie's site. This is a 100% FREE site created for the novice fancy guppy lover in you... Explore the original articles, diagrams, and photos on this guppy-specific website. The more you read, the more you will learn about the world's most popular tropical fish.

Joe Grimes of Maryland. This site is dedicated to my hobbies of breeding and exhibiting American Show Rollers and Show Guppies. Explore the pages as they lead you through my interest in breeding and exhibiting my National Champion families of pigeons and guppies. Join me as I promote my Rollers and guppies all across our great country.

Jeff Hiller of Kansas. I hope you will find useful information here on breeding and keeping guppies. Yes, that's right, guppies. I have taken time away from the bettas to focus on breeding IFGA quality, high-end guppies. Stop by the Guppy Galleria for the latest availability of high quality Guppy breeding stock.

Steve Kwartler of Florida. All the guppies listed are raised and bred in our brand new modern hatchery in West Palm Beach, Florida. I have been breeding guppies for over thirty years and we exhibit our guppies in most IFGA shows as well as the European show circuit. I have been awarded many World Class Championships as well as numerous Best of Show awards over my many years of competition. I am a current certified judge for the IFGA. Many of our strains are currently being bred and exhibited by numerous breeders throughout the world.

Gardner McBride of Ontario, Canada. Our objective is to provide you with accurate and complete information about how to get started in this rewarding and fascinating hobby. Additionally, we will provide you with ways to interact with other hobbyists to help you succeed in raising your fancy guppies.

Gary and Tim Mousseau of Michigan. Welcome to the web site of Tim and Gary Mousseau! This web page was set up to let you have an inside look at how we breed our IFGA guppies. It will also give you information to help you become a more successful guppy breeder or keeper!

Alan and Lynn Opdyke of Georgia. Welcome to the home page for A & L Fancy Guppies. We are Alan & Lynn Opdyke and we breed, show and sell Fancy Guppies. Our pricing is reasonable and our quality is proven by the awards we have been able to win over the recent past years. We hope you enjoy our site. We do have pictures and articles available for your to peruse.

The Fancy Guppy Information Center is a free site dedicated to the fancy guppy/show guppy enthusiast. The FGIC is the ultimate guppy directory filled with information about all aspects of the guppy hobby. From novice to expert, it is our goal to make the FGIC a website that everyone can enjoy. Many of the links on this site lead to other web pages, so feel free to bookmark this page for easy return. This page will be updated on a regular basis, so be sure and check back often.

Tony & Lori Rill of Maryland. Tony and I have been in guppies only a short time but we are dedicated to producing the best quality guppies for the show bench. We have made a move or two within the past couple of years and we have now built the fishroom we always wanted.

Luke Roebuck of California. I have been raising and breeding fancy guppies for over forty years, and showing IFGA quality fancy guppies for 10 years. I am a native of the country of Trinidad & Tobago, where I lived all my pre-adult life. In the South Caribbean, I raised wild, store-bought, and imported, show-quality (Wasserman) guppies back in the early 70's. I am currently an active IFGA certified Judge. I maintain over 250 tanks of show quality guppies, (numbers are always changing) some of which have done quite well at recent IFGA guppy shows.

Stan Shubel of Michigan. My interest in guppies started in the early 1940's. However it wasn't until 1956 that I set up my first tank. As it usually happens as the fish multiplied so did the number of tanks. The fish I originally started with would be considered semi-fancy by today's standards. Since that time the fish have won hundreds of trophies and awards. They have also provided base breeding stock for many of yesterdays and today's top guppy breeders. A few years back I wrote a book entitled "THE PROPER CARE OF GUPPIES" published by T.F.H.

Luis Tamerelle of Florida. Home of Florida Koi Angels & Florida Guppies. We have been raising and breeding Guppies and Angelfish since 1977. We were certified IFGA guppy judge. The development of our H/B Greens has been the most exciting thing we have done with our guppies. With our Koi we are continuously breeding for more orange in our lines.

Darryl Tsutsui of Hawaii. Aloha! It's no secret that I LUV GUPPIES! The first fish that I ever got 36 years ago were guppies. They were called red fantails at the time, and I still remember how excited I was when the female threw her first brood. I still marvel at it today. Now my fishroom consists of 150+ tanks, mostly guppies of some 21 strains. I get the greatest pleasure from creating my own strains, while still maintaining these "pure" lines. Thanks for stopping by, and email me if you just want to talk gupps. Mahalo!

Doug White of Canada. I have been active in Guppies for many years and have successfully raised award winning, show quality stock. My intent in having a Web Site like this one is to share this wonderful hobby and to promote it's growth and popularity. This is not such a difficult thing to do as these beautiful fish speaks volumes. Young and old are enjoying tropical fish from a tank in the living room to a entry at a national fish show.