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			Honey Gourami     (Trichogaster chuna)   (Colisa chuna)
General-   A very pretty, and shy gouramis that is suitalbe for smaller tanks.
Grows to: 2"
How Many?  They are best kept as a single male with one or more females.  To keep multiple males, a large enough tank should be provided so each male can establish its own territory.
Housing: Provide plenty of swimming room as well as some bushy plants for hiding.  They prefer thick vegetation.  They swim in the mid to upper region of the tank.  They possess a labyrinth organ which permits them to breath air directly.  They enjoy a slow water current and warm water.  Minimum tank size is about 8 gallons.   They like warm water. (Temperature- 75-85),  (pH 6.0-7.5)
Tank mates: They are shy and peaceful fish that should be kept with other slow moving, peaceful fish such as non-fin nipping tetras or barbs. Feeding:  They will accept a variety of foods.  Feed flakes, along with blood worms, brine shrimp and frozen foods.  Honey gouramis will show their best color after you have owned it for a few months and have given them a good diet. They are an omnivore.
Natural Habitat:  India & Bangledesh.   Fish sold at Elmer's are domestically raised.
Males and Females:  Males are more colorful and have a longer and more pointed dorsal fin as commonly seen in gouramis.  Females have a shorter, more rounded dorsal fin.
Color Varieties:  Flame Honey Gourami, Honey Sunset Gourami
				
					
					
						
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