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This species is often known as ‘pygmy gourami’ and ‘dwarf croaking gourami’. It’s an in style aquarium fish, with nearly all of the fish traded produced on an industrial foundation. Continue reading
The female honey gourami species are barely paler than the males. The male Honey Gouramis can develop as much as three inches and the females as much as 2 inches Continue reading
Lavender gourami is a type of three spot gourami, scientific name Trichopodus trichopterus, also known as the opaline gourami, with its blue gold, or yellow morph, “platinum gourami” for the Continue reading
The Giant Red Tail Gourami, scientific name Osphronemus laticlavius is an attractive however very giant fish. It might develop as much as 20 inches (50 cm).In this article, I will Continue reading
The Flame Dwarf Gourami is an especially engaging color-morph of the Dwarf Gourami Trichogaster lalius. It is likely one of the extra “stable” colored varieties. In this article, I am Continue reading
The Thick Lipped Gourami, scientific name Trichogaster labiosa (previously Colisa labiosa) turns into a really good-looking fish and impressive for the aquarium. As soon as it will get settled this Continue reading
By a day or two, you’ll be able to found eggs if the pregnant gourami is fully matured. After 24 to 48 hours all the eggs will be started hatching. Continue reading
The Sunset Thicklip Gourami is a colorful variant of the Thicklip Gourami Colisa labiosa. It is also called Trichogaster labiosa in some references. In this article, I am going to Continue reading
Platinum gourami is a good looking, cute, and cool aquarium fish people love to keep in the home. One of the hardiest of the gouramies, platinum gourami isn’t fussy about Continue reading
Gouramis are native to Asia, from Pakistan and India to Malaysia and Korea. Female dwarf gourami species are divided into two types, Large Gouramis, and Dwarf Gouramis. In this article, Continue reading