whats the difference between the human bred female guppy and the human bred male

mainly the more intense color and big tails. Females originally did not have any color to them. The big fancy tails were selectively breed into existence.

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UPDATE:

Sorry I was a bit lazy giving you a answer yesterday. Just tired.

To be more specific. wild guppies don't have much color to them. the wild male guppies only have a few spots of color. Nothing like todays guppy.

human selective breeding in the female guppy has produced a female guppy that has color. the original female guppy was colorless.

the male guppy was selectively breed to create a intensely colored male guppy with color all over it body and tail. also the original tail has been breed to be longer and wider. see the links for the before & after photos of the wild guppy and the more modern fancy guppy.

WILD MALE GUPPY:

http://www.jbraunwarth.de/images/wildgu1.

http://aquarich.jp/tsuhan/image/wildgupp.

http://www.h-nds.de/fische/poecilidae_do.

MODERN FANCY GUPPY:

fancy pattern

http://www.fishlore.com/pictures/profile.

orange guppy

http://www.pepes.freeserve.co.uk/m1.jpg.

yellow

http://www.kokosgoldfish.com/mb/tropical.

oh almost forgot: Contrary to popular belief, Guppies don't need a heated tank. Room temperature water is just fine. The higher the temperature in which a guppy lives, the shorter it's life span will be.