Arclouvet
Aquarium Advice Regular
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I have been doing my research and I have come to the conclusion that eventually I might have to remove some of my dwarf honey gouramis. I however would like to preserve them in my community tank if at all possible.
The tank is a 15gal vertical tank. Heavily planted at the bottom. The three of my gouramis have not exhibited chasing or even bluff charges, frankly I’ve only seen them charge the tetras for getting in their current swimming space. They either group together in a line or 2 at a time, all three are males there are no females present. In the community are 6 long fin glo tetras and 6 snails, I plan to add three male panda Cory as well.
I was told by the store who sold them to me they’d be fine but my research suggested the opposite. They are very pretty and are the only yellow things in the aquarium.
The tank is a 15gal vertical tank. Heavily planted at the bottom. The three of my gouramis have not exhibited chasing or even bluff charges, frankly I’ve only seen them charge the tetras for getting in their current swimming space. They either group together in a line or 2 at a time, all three are males there are no females present. In the community are 6 long fin glo tetras and 6 snails, I plan to add three male panda Cory as well.
I was told by the store who sold them to me they’d be fine but my research suggested the opposite. They are very pretty and are the only yellow things in the aquarium.
