The Black Tail Cobra Guppy is a popular strain of guppy known for its distinctive pattern and striking tail coloration. Here’s a brief overview:

 Appearance:

Body Pattern: The body of the Black Tail Cobra Guppy is characterized by a snakeskin or reticulated pattern, which is why it’s referred to as a "Cobra" guppy. This pattern usually covers the majority of the body, giving it a textured, intricate look.

Tail: The tail is predominantly black, which contrasts beautifully with the lighter, patterned body. The tail can be delta-shaped, round, or even lyre-shaped, depending on the specific breeding line.

-Color:  Aside from the black tail, these guppies might exhibit various base colors on their bodies, often shades of green, yellow, or blue, which highlight the cobra pattern.

 Care:

Tank Requirements: Like most guppies, Black Tail Cobra Guppies are hardy and easy to care for. They thrive in a well-maintained tank with stable water parameters.

Diet: A varied diet of high-quality flake food, frozen or live foods like brine shrimp or daphnia, and vegetable matter ensures they remain healthy and vibrant.

Behavior:They are peaceful and social, doing well in a community tank with other small, non-aggressive fish.

Breeding:

Mating::Guppies are prolific breeders, and the Black Tail Cobra strain is no exception. If you have both males and females in the same tank, they will breed readily.

Fry: The fry (baby guppies) should be separated from the adults to prevent them from being eaten, and they can be raised on a diet of finely crushed flakes or specialized fry food.

Black Tail Cobra Guppies are not only beautiful but also relatively easy to care for, making them a great choice for both beginner and experienced aquarists.