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Gouramies are one of the smallest of its family. The dwarf gourami is a vibrant fish that forms good communities. Pet stores frequently sell male dwarf gouramis rather than female so females are more uncommon. They also would make delightful beginner fish or as a center piece to the tank. | Gouramies are one of the smallest of its family. The dwarf gourami is a vibrant fish that forms good communities. Pet stores frequently sell male dwarf gouramis rather than female so females are more uncommon. They also would make delightful beginner fish or as a center piece to the tank. | ||
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#Know your fish. The dwarf gourami is one of the smallest of the Belontiidae Family. Which since they are {{convert|2|in|cm|1}} in size they would make a great center piece for a smaller community aquarium maybe the size of 20 gallons (75 Liters). Like most tropical fish, they appear vibrant. Female dwarf gouramies have faded color and aren't usually as common as males are. Males always come in a very bright variation and will come in: | #Know your fish. The dwarf gourami is one of the smallest of the Belontiidae Family. Which since they are {{convert|2|in|cm|1}} in size they would make a great center piece for a smaller community aquarium maybe the size of 20 gallons (75 Liters). Like most tropical fish, they appear vibrant. Female dwarf gouramies have faded color and aren't usually as common as males are. Males always come in a very bright variation and will come in: | ||
