Paradise Fish

Paradise FishOverview Paradise fish (Macropodus Opercularis) are a freshwater species belonging to the Osphronemidae family. They are a Gourami so they are also known as paradise gourami. These fish are a colorful choice. They have vivid blue and red stripes that run across their body. The fins dont tend to have this design, instead they are generally one color. The caudal fin is generally orange. Across Asia, theyre usually found in shallow, slow moving water

Can be used for filtering of both fresh and salt water

Feeding the Gold Nugget Pleco is not difficult due to the fact that it is not a finicky eater

This fish will eventually grow to be large

Larger doses may be required in very hard (KH) or alkaline waters

The Zebra pleco is a nocturnal fish making its rounds during the evening

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The undesired catching of fish is prevented by pins in the entry of the trap

It can be attached to logs in an aquarium to form lovely tropical scenes

It will not eat or bother ornamental plants and it will appreciate the cover

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although they become more active at night as they mature

Native to stagnant swamps and slow-moving waterways in Nigeria and Cameroon