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Hello guys! i have just been to my well... LFS and i have managed to pick up 3 dwarf gourami's and a big 3"? Lace gourami's Also a Albino Corydoras. all seems to be going well. quite skittish. However as ithought may happen the rainbow is chasing the dwarfs around for a bit. any advice. Hoping for biorb this weekend.
 
Three male dwarf gouramis together? Or a male and two females?

ONE albino cory? Do you already have some?

The rainbowfish is a shoaling fish (I'm getting deja vu here) so its chasing behaviour may be down to feeling threatened and vulnerable.

...and you added these to your already obscenely overstocked tank in your sig?

What are you planning on putting in the biorb??
 
Three male dwarf gouramis together? Or a male and two females?

ONE albino cory? Do you already have some?

The rainbowfish is a shoaling fish (I'm getting deja vu here) so its chasing behaviour may be down to feeling threatened and vulnerable.

...and you added these to your already obscenely overstocked tank in your sig?

What are you planning on putting in the biorb??
1. Dont give me any slate! :crazy: 2. I do not know the sex of the gourami's. 3. 4x corydoras read my sig. 4. i know :grr: 5. Gourami's.
 
Three male dwarf gouramis together? Or a male and two females?

ONE albino cory? Do you already have some?

The rainbowfish is a shoaling fish (I'm getting deja vu here) so its chasing behaviour may be down to feeling threatened and vulnerable.

...and you added these to your already obscenely overstocked tank in your sig?

What are you planning on putting in the biorb??
1. Dont give me any slate! :crazy: 2. I do not know the sex of the gourami's. 3. 4x corydoras read my sig. 4. i know :grr: 5. Gourami's.

1. Post on a public forum, expect comments. I'm not slating you.

2. How can you not know the sex? Are they colourful or plain silver? Keeping males together is asking for trouble.

3. Are they all albino corys?

4. If you know you're overstocked why have you added MORE fish? Or do you mean you know your rainbow should have company - again, if you know this, why not deal with this?

5. You cannot put those gouramis in the biorb. Simply cannot. Lack of research again.
 
Three male dwarf gouramis together? Or a male and two females?

ONE albino cory? Do you already have some?

The rainbowfish is a shoaling fish (I'm getting deja vu here) so its chasing behaviour may be down to feeling threatened and vulnerable.

...and you added these to your already obscenely overstocked tank in your sig?

What are you planning on putting in the biorb??
1. Dont give me any slate! :crazy: 2. I do not know the sex of the gourami's. 3. 4x corydoras read my sig. 4. i know :grr: 5. Gourami's.

1. Post on a public forum, expect comments. I'm not slating you.

2. How can you not know the sex? Are they colourful or plain silver? Keeping males together is asking for trouble.

3. Are they all albino corys?

4. If you know you're overstocked why have you added MORE fish? Or do you mean you know your rainbow should have company - again, if you know this, why not deal with this?

5. You cannot put those gouramis in the biorb. Simply cannot. Lack of research again.
1. forgot. :/ 2. They are all a light blue They get along fine. read my gourami topic about the issue. 3. 1x sterbai 2x bronze 1x albino. 4 the rainbow. but they are too expensive at the moment the aquarist said he would be fne along with many other fishkeepers. 5. The dwarfs will be fine in a 60 litre biorb. The lace will be sorted.
 
I would like to say something about the stocking you WILL have to rehome the Pleco. And the iridescent shak too (bala shark) also the golden sucking loach too and then that will take a lot of pressure of of the tank and your fish, you realize the requirements of these fish right the reason I said that you will have to rehome them is because they are unsuitable for your tank

And also the dwarfs won't be okay in a 60 liter two at the max in such a small tank
 
Oh for goodness sake.

Three male dwarf gouramis in a 60 litre is frankly ridiculous, I'm sorry but you're risking very unhappy fish.

Corys are shoaling fish and need to be with others of the same species. You should have a minimum of 6 of one type. This is basic.

I wouldn't trust any 'aquarist' who says a rainbowfish is fine alone. This isn't the case. They are SHOALING fish. You should return it if you can't care for it.

The lace gourami will be 'sorted'?
 
Oh for goodness sake.

Three male dwarf gouramis in a 60 litre is frankly ridiculous, I'm sorry but you're risking very unhappy fish.

Corys are shoaling fish and need to be with others of the same species. You should have a minimum of 6 of one type. This is basic.

I wouldn't trust any 'aquarist' who says a rainbowfish is fine alone. This isn't the case. They are SHOALING fish. You should return it if you can't care for it.

The lace gourami will be 'sorted'?
How can you tell if all the dwarfs are male? i will get more coryoras in the future.
 
Oh for goodness sake.

Three male dwarf gouramis in a 60 litre is frankly ridiculous, I'm sorry but you're risking very unhappy fish.

Corys are shoaling fish and need to be with others of the same species. You should have a minimum of 6 of one type. This is basic.

I wouldn't trust any 'aquarist' who says a rainbowfish is fine alone. This isn't the case. They are SHOALING fish. You should return it if you can't care for it.

The lace gourami will be 'sorted'?
+1
 
60 liters is equal to 15.8 gallons, and three dwarf gouramis could live in a 10 gallon (37.8 liter) tank if there were no other fish. So you could keep three dwarf gouramis in your 60 liter tank (you might be able to to keep four but I would not recomend it).

I copied and pasted this from Fishman102. as support.
 
60 liters is equal to 15.8 gallons, and three dwarf gouramis could live in a 10 gallon (37.8 liter) tank if there were no other fish. So you could keep three dwarf gouramis in your 60 liter tank (you might be able to to keep four but I would not recomend it).

I copied and pasted this from Fishman102. as support.
I don't want to be mean but I don't think you could keep 3 males in a 10 gallon that sounds messed up and you can't keep 3 males in a 60 liter either

And this is a pic of a female gourami
http://www.petsolutions.com/storefront/product-view.ep?pID=DwarfGouramiFemale&utm_source=froogle&utm_medium=comparison&utm_term=21700&utm_campaign=DwarfGouramiFemale
A male will have much more color
 
60 liters is equal to 15.8 gallons, and three dwarf gouramis could live in a 10 gallon (37.8 liter) tank if there were no other fish. So you could keep three dwarf gouramis in your 60 liter tank (you might be able to to keep four but I would not recomend it).

I copied and pasted this from Fishman102. as support.
I don't want to be mean but I don't think you could keep 3 males in a 10 gallon that sounds messed up and you can't keep 3 males in a 60 liter either

And this is a pic of a female gourami
http://www.petsolutions.com/storefront/product-view.ep?pID=DwarfGouramiFemale&utm_source=froogle&utm_medium=comparison&utm_term=21700&utm_campaign=DwarfGouramiFemale
A male will have much more color
I think mine seem to be males then. :/ i'll have to try and sort something out then. thanks for honest good advice and pic fishyfriend :D
 
Oh for goodness sake.

Three male dwarf gouramis in a 60 litre is frankly ridiculous, I'm sorry but you're risking very unhappy fish.

Corys are shoaling fish and need to be with others of the same species. You should have a minimum of 6 of one type. This is basic.

I wouldn't trust any 'aquarist' who says a rainbowfish is fine alone. This isn't the case. They are SHOALING fish. You should return it if you can't care for it.

The lace gourami will be 'sorted'?
How can you tell if all the dwarfs are male? i will get more coryoras in the future.

You're not listening. You need all the same kind of cory, not mix and match. Will you get at least 6 of every type?

You said they were all blue. Males have colour, females are smaller and are generally silver.

60 liters is equal to 15.8 gallons, and three dwarf gouramis could live in a 10 gallon (37.8 liter) tank if there were no other fish. So you could keep three dwarf gouramis in your 60 liter tank (you might be able to to keep four but I would not recomend it).

Rubbish. I keep one in a 10 gallon and I'm looking for a 20 gallon for him as it's too small.
 
Oh for goodness sake.

Three male dwarf gouramis in a 60 litre is frankly ridiculous, I'm sorry but you're risking very unhappy fish.

Corys are shoaling fish and need to be with others of the same species. You should have a minimum of 6 of one type. This is basic.

I wouldn't trust any 'aquarist' who says a rainbowfish is fine alone. This isn't the case. They are SHOALING fish. You should return it if you can't care for it.

The lace gourami will be 'sorted'?
How can you tell if all the dwarfs are male? i will get more coryoras in the future.

You're not listening. You need all the same kind of cory, not mix and match. Will you get at least 6 of every type?

You said they were all blue. Males have colour, females are smaller and are generally silver.

60 liters is equal to 15.8 gallons, and three dwarf gouramis could live in a 10 gallon (37.8 liter) tank if there were no other fish. So you could keep three dwarf gouramis in your 60 liter tank (you might be able to to keep four but I would not recomend it).

Rubbish. I keep one in a 10 gallon and I'm looking for a 20 gallon for him as it's too small.
Sorry but that quote wasn't mine. Thanks for the advice.
 

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