Recent content by Gourami123

had a look on that page but there doesnt seem to be anything like them on there

i guess they might be very rare since theres been no replies :/

lately i have noticed many small creatures that are covering the gravel and plants and are completely stuck to the object, they dont look like there is anything living in the shell, they just look like half a transparent rock in a limpet like shape they are now becoming a real pest anyone get...

i agree - too much different schools, sounds interesting and good, but in reality doesnt look that great and seems confusing. i would keep 3 different ones at once, with a few singular fish or pairing fish such as gouramis or dwarf cichlids, along with a few bottom dwellers such as bristlenoses...

never, lol :lol: im gonna see if mine will do it

thanx guys hopefully im getting some tommorow read it in a book called aquarium and pond fish or something like that

hi guys one of the few plants i havent tried is java fern ive been doing some research to decide which tank it should go in (this isnt the question) and ive seen rumours that it is toxic/poisonous to some fish Is this true? if so, what fish is it toxic/poisonous to? Thanx for any replies :fish:

My fav fish :nod: a pair in a community aquarium looks especially nice

nice find :good: looks very healthy :fish:

Hi PD simon you asked for an opinion in this thread so.. thay are deffinantly one of the most difficult gouramis to keep because they are very Susceptible to disease. the bigger the school the happier they are and will have a much more higher survival rate. it took me two tries to succesfully...

My Name: Beldaniel {note this includes all three tanks} My Gouramies: Dwarf,Honey,Trichogaster Variants,kissing and chocolate Tankmates of My Gouramie: Angels,BN catfish, cory cats, rummynose/neon/rosy tetras,kuhli loaches,ram dwarfs and harlequin rasbora {this is just Temporary stock...

your tanks probably a bit small for another gourami especially since hes a male you could try with a female in the tank, but another male wouldnt be a good idea

ina small ten gallon tank, a tall bit of wood (mopani etc) which you can buy from a store. and have plants growing up around it. live plants are better as they help maintain water quality. you can only use a desk top lamp if your not haveing live plants otherwise they will die and you will need...

ina small ten gallon tank, a tall bit of wood (mopani etc) which you can buy from a store. and have plants growing up around it. live plants are better as they help maintain water quality. you can only use a desk top lamp if your not haveing live plants otherwise they will die and you will need...

australia :good: