Pygmy Gourami: A Tiny Gem for Planted Tanks Native to the slow-moving waters of South and Southeast Asia, the Pygmy Gourami (Trichopsis pumila) is a small yet vibrant labyrinth fish known for its subtle iridescence and occasional croaking sounds. Ideal for peaceful, well-planted aquariums, they thrive in soft, slightly acidic water with plenty of hiding spots. A varied diet of high-quality micro pellets, frozen foods, and live prey keeps them healthy. Best kept in pairs or small groups, these sh

✨🐟 Sparkling Pygmy Gourami (Trichopsis pumila) – A tiny jewel from Southeast Asia, admired for its shimmering scales and gentle nature. Reaching only about 1.5 inches, they thrive in nano aquariums (10 gallons) with warm, soft water (76–82°F, pH 6.0–7.5) and dense planting for cover. These labyrinth fish can breathe air and even make faint croaking sounds! Best kept in peaceful community tanks with small, calm tankmates. 🌿💎 | Pet Zone Tropical Fish, San Diego, California

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