The Full White Guppy is a stunning and elegant variety of guppy known for its pristine white coloration. Here’s a detailed overview:

1. **Appearance**:

   - **Body Color**: The Full White Guppy features a completely white body, which can range from a soft, pearly white to a more intense, snow-white hue. This uniform coloration gives the fish a clean and striking appearance.

   - **Tail and Fins**: The tail and fins are also white, maintaining the same pristine coloration throughout. In some cases, there might be subtle variations or a slight transparency in the fins.

2. **Size**:

   - Full White Guppies typically grow to about 1.5-2 inches in length.

3. **Temperament**:

   - These guppies are peaceful and social, making them well-suited for community tanks with other non-aggressive species.

   - They are active swimmers and do well 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 clean, well-oxygenated water. A well-planted tank with ample swimming space and hiding spots is ideal.

5. **Diet**:

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

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

   - **Variety**: Providing a varied diet ensures they receive all essential nutrients.

6. **Breeding**:

   - **Livebearers**: Full White Guppies give birth to live fry.

   - **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 provide plenty of hiding spots in the tank.

7. **Care**:

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

   - **Health**: A stable environment and balanced diet help prevent diseases and maintain their pristine white coloration.

8. **Community Tank Compatibility**:

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

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

If you have more questions or need further details about their care, breeding, or tank setup, feel free to ask!