Fish Blog
Originating from the vibrant tapestry of South Asian waters, the dwarf gourami, scientifically recognized as Trichogaster lalius, emerges as a mesmerizing aquatic gem. Its ancestral roots intertwine with the aquatic Continue reading
The honey gourami, scientifically known as Trichogaster chuna, is a charming species of gourami that hails from the waters of India and Bangladesh. These regions provide the natural habitats for Continue reading
The pearl gourami, known scientifically as Trichopodus leerii, is a captivating species of freshwater fish belonging to the gourami family. This species is indigenous to the warm, freshwater habitats of Continue reading
The snakeskin gourami casts its aquatic presence across the expansive Mekong and Chao Phraya basin, spanning the vibrant landscapes of Cambodia, Thailand, Southern Vietnam, and Laos. Picture the meandering waterways Continue reading
The three-spot gourami, scientifically known as Trichopodus trichopterus, is a fascinating and versatile fish species. This species is also commonly referred to by other names such as opaline gourami, blue Continue reading
When it comes to honey gouramis, distinguishing between the sexes is a subtle art. In this aquatic realm, where enchanting aquatic life unfolds, the demarcation between male and female honey Continue reading
Honey Gourami, scientific name Trichogaster Chuna belongs to the labyrinth fish family that need additional care for growth. Honey Gouramis are discovered In the densely overgrown standing waters of India, Continue reading
This species is often known as ‘pygmy gourami’ and ‘dwarf croaking gourami’. It’s an in-style aquarium fish, with nearly all of the fish traded produced on an industrial foundation. In Continue reading
Lavender gourami is a type of three spot gourami, scientific name Trichopodus trichopterus, also known as the opaline gourami, with its blue gold, or yellow morph, “platinum gourami” for the Continue reading
The Giant Red Tail Gourami, scientific name Osphronemus laticlavius is an attractive however very giant fish. It might develop as much as 20 inches (50 cm).In this article, I will Continue reading