Gouramis
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As well as using their gills, these beautiful fish can gulp air through their mouths, allowing them to survive in poorly-oxygenated water. They usually prefer warm environments, and are best kept segregated from other species - gouramis such as the Siamese Fighting Fish can be very aggressive. When breeding, many gouramis will create elaborate bubble nests.
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| Blue |
6cm |
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| Golden |
6cm |
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| Opaline |
6cm |
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| Pearl |
5cm |
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| Platinum |
5cm |
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| Silver |
6cm |
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| Dwarf Gouramis |
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| Blue Coral "male" |
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| Dwarf "male" |
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| Flame "female" |
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| Neon "male" |
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| Golden Honey |
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| Orange Flame |
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Cichlids
