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@laritheloud I went to Aquarium Co-op yesterday, got 3 "real" Honeys. Here's some pics of my original Honey checking out her (?) new friends. Can you tell the sex of any of them? I think my original is female, but not at all sure.
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She's huge, and active, way too big for a 5g or 10g.
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@laritheloud there's a Betta in the 40b tank with the honey, too! I have extra 5g & 10g tanks that I can move Bettas to, but I'm trying to lesson my maintenance by only having the two 40b tanks & one 5g cherry shrimp tank. I somehow always end up with more tanks. I sell one and get 3 more haha! Husband doesn't believe me that I'm trying to downsize (thankfully he doesn't really care, but teases me about it).
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Another 40b, they could possibly go in here, but I have a boss Betta in it. Don't think labiosas will be compatible with her/him?
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I wrote to the seller, they just responded with "they are not Labiosa".
Very cute & friendly fish, just not what I wanted. I set up a tank for them last night, it's only a 10g (they were supposed to go in one of my 40g breeders), but they're really young & small so they'll be fine until I decide what to do.
This is the 40b the new "honeys" were supposed to go in.
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On 1/28/2022 at 4:55 PM, laritheloud said:
@Nabaliss to help you identify labiosa vs chuna next time you go shopping for gouramis. I'm so sorry for your mix-up!
Thank you!
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Here's my Aquarium Co-op honey.
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Oh, darn! Ok, thank you. My lone honey is from Aquarium Co-op, I should have made the drive back down there. Thick Lipped is what's sold in Petco & PetSmart near me, but they actually label them correctly.
On 1/28/2022 at 4:53 PM, laritheloud said:This isn't a honey gourami. This is trichogaster labiosa, a Sunset Thicklipped Gourami. Nice fish, but a little bit larger, a little bit feistier (about the same level as a pearl gourami in terms of feistiness, maybe a little less), and definitely a different species than Trichogaster Chuna/Honey Gouramis.
On 1/28/2022 at 4:53 PM, laritheloud said:This isn't a honey gourami. This is trichogaster labiosa, a Sunset Thicklipped Gourami. Nice fish, but a little bit larger, a little bit feistier (about the same level as a pearl gourami in terms of feistiness, maybe a little less), and definitely a different species than Trichogaster Chuna/Honey Gouramis.
My fish just arrived, 3 out of 4 made it. I'm acclimating them now. They don't look like the seller's photo or like my honey gourami. Any more opinions?
Here's my Aquarium Co-op honey.
On 1/28/2022 at 4:53 PM, laritheloud said:.
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My fish just arrived, 3 out of 4 made it. I'm acclimating them now. They don't look like the seller's photo or like my honey gourami. Any more opinions?
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Yes, they will school together! I've had both colors together, even had a black skirt male spawn with a white skirt female. They're the exact same fish, just different color.
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Hi, does this look like a honey gourami Trichogaster chuna?
I ordered 4 of these fish, the photo is from the listing & they're labeled as "Honey Sunset Gourami".
I know they get confused with Thick Lipped Gourami Trichogaster labiosa. Hoping that's not the case here because I already have 1 honey that I wanted to get companions for.
Thank you!
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I'm looking for more java kuhli loaches & clown killifish, do you guys have any?
Is this a honey gourami?
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Oh, yay! I was really hoping for all female.
And, thank you! So happy to have these new sweet cuties. I bumped up my glowlight tetras to 18, too, so lots of peaceful activity in this tank!
The 3 eBay Labiosas are still in quarantine, I'll probably keep them in there for 4wks before I add them to my other 40g. They don't seem especially healthy. Not eating well, stringy poo, 2 of them always hiding. Hoping it's just the stress of being shipped.