The Coral Blue Gourami (Trichogaster trichopterus var. 'Coral Blue') is a specific color variant of the Three-spot Gourami (Trichogaster trichopterus), which is also known by other common names such as Opaline Gourami or Blue Gourami. Here's more information about the Coral Blue Gourami, The Coral Blue Gourami, as a color variant of the Three-spot Gourami, typically exhibits a light bluish-grey to blue-green body coloration. They may have darker speckles or markings, especially towards the dorsal fin area. The fins are generally translucent or lightly colored, adding to their overall appearance. Ideal Tank Setup Coral Blue Dwarf Gouramis thrive in calm, Coral Blue Gouramis thrive in aquariums abundant with plants that replicate their natural environment. Providing a calm area helps minimize stress since they are sensitive to loud disturbances. Additionally, water conditions with a neutral pH and soft composition are ideal to closely simulate their native habitat. To recreate their natural setting: Add plants like Java moss or Anubias for shelter. Include floating plants to diffuse light and cover the surface. Maintain pH at 6.0-7.5 and temperature at 22°C-28°C. Use a minimum 20-liter tank for comfort. Compatible Tank Mates The Coral Blue Gourami is a tranquil species that thrives alongside other non-aggressive fish. To minimize stress, it’s best to avoid housing them with large or hostile species. Additionally, males may display aggression toward vividly coloured Dwarf cichlids for their non-aggressive nature. Small tetras, such as neon or cardinal tetras, for schooling harmony. Bottom-dwellers like Corydoras catfish or Kuhli loaches. Quick Facts Common Name – Coral Blue Dwarf Gourami Origin – India, West Bengal, Assam, and Bangladesh Diet – Omnivore, eats algae pH Range – 6.0 – 7.5 Water Type – Soft Temperature – Tropical 22°C – 28°C Breed Type – Egglayer, bubble nest Current Size – approximately 3cm Max Size – 5cm Tank Size – Minimum 20 liters Sex – Un-sexed
