Croaking Gourami - Trichopsis Vittata

The Croaking Gourami (Trichopsis vittata) is a unique and charming species known for its distinct croaking vocalizations, which give it its name. Native to Southeast Asia, this peaceful species is small and slender, with a light, silvery body adorned with faint vertical bars. Croaking Gouramis are often heard "croaking" or making clicking noises, which they produce when feeling threatened or during mating rituals. These gouramis are best kept in well-planted aquariums with calm water movement, and they thrive in groups, where they can show off their playful behavior. Although they are generally peaceful, they can become territorial during breeding. The Croaking Gourami is an ideal species for a community tank with other peaceful fish.

• Difficulty – Easy (great for beginner fish keepers)

• Temperament – Peaceful, can be territorial during breeding

• Size – Up to 2.5 inches

• Tank Size – 20 gallons minimum

• Temperature – 75°F to 82°F

• Diet – Omnivore (live or frozen foods, flakes, and plant matter)

• pH – 6.0 to 7.5

This listing is for 1 Croaking Gourami.