I got myself a couple of orange gouramis (one of which is shown here) this week to increase the number of members of my community tank. This particular species of gouramis is very interesting to watch and much more aggressive than the others I used to have. A perfect match to the aggressive two angel fishes I already have. Although the gouramis are much smaller, so far they have not been easily bullied. In fact they a few times they attacked the angels.
My two majestic angels! and the little loach.
Now, in total I have a pair of angels, 9 red-head tetras, one male guppy, one zebrafish, one male betta, two female bettas, one small-short-type loach (I dunno the exact name), and three algae eaters (two of which are the small tiny type).
Since my old small tank had not been used, I decided to re-set it up for an all-guppy home. I look forward to seeing some baby guppies swimming happily one of these days.
I got myself a couple of orange gouramis (one of which is shown here) this week to increase the number of members of my community tank. This particular species of gouramis is very interesting to watch and much more aggressive than the others I used to have. A perfect match to the aggressive two angel fishes I already have. Although the gouramis are much smaller, so far they have not been easily bullied. In fact they a few times they attacked the angels.
My two majestic angels! and the little loach.
Now, in total I have a pair of angels, 9 red-head tetras, one male guppy, one zebrafish, one male betta, two female bettas, one small-short-type loach (I dunno the exact name), and three algae eaters (two of which are the small tiny type).
Since my old small tank had not been used, I decided to re-set it up for an all-guppy home. I look forward to seeing some baby guppies swimming happily one of these days.
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