september_blue
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A few weeks ago I got a pair of 'red robin gouramis' from my lfs. (Everything I read before getting these said they were a colour variant of Colisa chuna, but I've read since that they're actually Colisa lalia, which worried me a bit - any ideas?) Anyway, they're getting on fine in the tank they share with five neon tetra and an apple snail, and they're great little fish. I've been feeding them flake food and occasionally some freezedried daphnia, but recently they've got way more interested in the algae wafers that the snail gets as a treat - they don't attack the snail, but they'll dance around him trying to get any bit of the wafer he's not sitting on.
I'm still quite a newbie to the world of tropical fish, and I've never kept any species of gourami before. Does this seem like normal behaviour for them or might it be a sign they're missing something from their diet? They don't seem interested in any of the snail's veggies, just the algae wafers.
I'm still quite a newbie to the world of tropical fish, and I've never kept any species of gourami before. Does this seem like normal behaviour for them or might it be a sign they're missing something from their diet? They don't seem interested in any of the snail's veggies, just the algae wafers.