two Kissing gourami, two or three Corydoras, one Plecostomus, three Harlequins and two pairs of guppies...’ Thankfully my budget didn’t stretch to this ‘recommended’ scheme, but I made a similarly ...
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The Elephant ear gourami, Osphronemus exodon, is just like an O. goramy with teeth, says Matt Clarke. Common name: Elephant ear gourami. Scientific name: Osphronemus exodon, Roberts, 1994. Origin: ...
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