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FemLe.. considering she doesn’t have a visible dark gravid spot... and considering your gourami seems to be the same way... I’d say go ahead and fast them in case of constipation, maybe an epsom salt bath for 30 minutes a day... and treat with API general cure in case it’s parasitic.
How much do you feed?The gourami isn't bloated. All of the gourami look the same and they don't look bloated or anything. I think it's just how the picture came out with him turning a little bit. It made his belly look bigger lol
I feed a small amount 2x a day. I have about 20 fish in a 75 gallon aquarium. (Added tank size just in case someone starts to ask)How much do you feed?
My female gourami have plump bellies always as well. I’d still just treat the entire tank for parasites... if the guppy has it, all your fish will more than likely get them. But I’d personally try epsom salt baths and fasting first.The gourami isn't bloated. All of the gourami look the same and they don't look bloated or anything. I think it's just how the picture came out with him turning a little bit. It made his belly look bigger lol
It’s fattest towards the front which suggests overeating. Personally at this point I’d do nothing but fast them for a couple of days, then repost pictures.
Okay thanks everyone
You're welcome. Also for future reference when identifying male and female guppies. As times it is hard to determine by color, finage, size , because some strains females look as good as the males. If you notice in your picture towards the analfin it is a triangle shape. This identifies a female. A male is more straight stick shaped. I have not learned how to send pictures so I hope this works. To give you a visual of what I am trying to describe.