Red Honey Dwarf Gourami

Red Honey Dwarf GouramiOverview The Honey Dwarf Gourami is sometimes called the Honey Gourami, the Sunburst Gourami or the Dwarf Gourami, and is closely related to the Colisa lalia Dwarf Gourami. Both the male and female are pale yellow brown in color, except during spawning. When spawning the male becomes honey to ochre in color with a blue throat and black on the front of the anal fin. The Honey Dwarf Gourami is a Labyrinth Fish and must have access to the surface of the

The easily digestible composition is rich in aquatic protein

well-sealed aquarium lid is required

Mikrogeophagus ramirezi appears to be an aquarium bulldog

The aquarium that houses this species should be at least 5ft long

Plenty of room should be left for open swimming

L-number plecos

the Cuvier Bichir has the unique ability to survive out of water

shiny scaled fish with bright red tips of the tail and fins

eggs are laid in a rocky crevasse or cave and then scooped up by the female where she carries them for 21 to 28 days

Equally as peaceful as Neon Tetras

Experience overall aquarium plant health and development with this all-natural biologic growth enhancer

peaceful fish as well as fellow gouramis