I'd be more concerned about mixing too many males than mixing of species, since they are surface dwellers and territorial.
Unless there is a very large size discrepency the mixing of species --should-- not be a problem.
Best of luck.
LuvaBetta
#3
Do you need to keep the male/female ratio the same? One male (either species) and two females (either species?)
rainman
Thread Starter
#4
Actualy it is one Male Blue Gourami and a female Pearl Gourami but I plan on restocking the whole tank
rainman
Thread Starter
#5
now its a pair each of blue opaline and pearls
capekate
#6
HI rainman..Congrats on your new additions, Gourami's are a beautiful fish. ;D
How are your Gourami's getting along?
~ kate
rainman
Thread Starter
#7
just great. At first I only had a male Blue and a female pearl, than I added a a pair of Opalines and a female blue for my male. The funny thing is, my female pearl sulked aroud like she was sad that there wasn't a male pearl for her lol. But I ended up getting on so now she follows him around touching him all day with her feelers. . Amasingly there is no aggresion between any of them I am thankfull
capekate
#8
great news.. good luck with them! ;D
Ive seen photos of adult male pearls showing some beautiful color and dots.
very nice indeed..
~ kate
haji4
#9
Gourami Tank
I have a 55gal tank that is all Gourami's. I have 3 Powder Blue Dwarf all male, 3 Pearl 1 male 2 female, 2 Female Opline and a mated pair of blue. They all get along well and so Far I have had no problems. The 2 Opalines are the only juviniles. I do plan on seperating a few pairs for breeding.