Full Gold Guppies are a striking and popular variety of guppy known for their rich golden coloration. Here’s a detailed overview of this vibrant fish:

1. **Appearance**:

   - **Body Color**: Full Gold Guppies are characterized by their solid gold or yellow-gold bodies. The coloration can range from a deep, metallic gold to a bright, almost neon yellow.

   - **Tail**: Their tails are often large and flowing, with the same golden hue as the body, contributing to their eye-catching appearance.

2. **Size**:

   - Typically, Full Gold Guppies grow to about 1.5-2 inches in length.

3. **Temperament**:

   - Full Gold Guppies are peaceful and social fish, making them suitable for community tanks with other non-aggressive species.

   - They are active swimmers and prefer to be in groups.

4. **Water Conditions**:

   - **Temperature**: 72-82°F (22-28°C)

   - **pH**: 6.8-7.8

   - **Hardness**: Moderately hard water is preferred.

   - **Environment**: They thrive in well-maintained aquariums with clean, well-oxygenated water. Providing live plants and ample swimming space is ideal.

5. **Diet**:

   - **Basic Diet**: High-quality flake or pellet food designed for guppies.

   - **Supplements**: Include live or frozen foods such as brine shrimp, bloodworms, and daphnia to enhance their coloration and overall health.

   - **Variety**: Offering a varied diet ensures they receive all necessary nutrients.

6. **Breeding**:

   - **Livebearers**: Full Gold Guppies give birth to live fry rather than laying eggs.

   - **Reproduction**: Females can produce a brood of 20-30 fry approximately every month.

   - **Fry Care**: To increase fry survival rates, separate them from adult fish or ensure there are plenty of hiding spots in the tank.

7. **Care**:

   - **Maintenance**: Regular water changes, good filtration, and monitoring of water parameters are essential.

   - **Health**: A stable, clean environment and a balanced diet help prevent diseases and maintain vibrant coloration.

8. **Community Tank Compatibility**:

   - Ideal tank mates include other small, peaceful fish such as tetras, rasboras, mollies, and other guppies.

   - Avoid keeping them with larger, aggressive fish that might stress or prey on them.

If you have any specific questions or need more details about the care, breeding, or tank setup for Full Gold Guppies, feel free to ask!