I think that...
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bud29
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I think that too. I was going to have a pair of dwarf gourami in my 30 gallon, but then decided against it.
christine2012
Aquarium Advice FINatic
I agree. I have some paired jewels that don't leave each other's side 
heyheyitsrae
Aquarium Advice Activist
christine2012 said:I agree. I have some paired jewels that don't leave each other's side
Awwwww! What other fish can you do that with?
a good amount. angel fishes pairs also. I think some cichilds, not much of a cichild person but I know some, if not, maybe most just take care, and guard of the babies, they also become territorial too. dunno if they actually pair. hehe.
Samzter
Aquarium Advice Addict
bud29 said:
Dwarf Gouramis. Don't get me started! I have 5 and no problems yet. 2m 3f . Only problem is with that many is the suface of the water is always covered in bubble nest lol.
Samzter
Aquarium Advice Addict
The males are mature and have had them since November last year. Females have been In around 2 months
Shoei
Aquarium Advice Regular
its just nice when a pair of fish is formed. I never achieved this before though and would like to someday. I'd like to pair german blue rams and gouramis. just sharing my thought
I have never achieved this personally seen it though but this is one of my overall goals to achieve with my sw tanks
christine2012
Aquarium Advice FINatic
Here are my jewels in full breeding dress protecting their precious fry. They are EXCELLENT parents. Even when not spawning the are attached at the hip. I've never had any cichlids act like this before!
bud29
Aquarium Advice Addict
So you had 2 males with no females without a problem? I heard they can get very aggressive to each other.
