Three Spot Gourami (Trichopodus trichopterus) – Juvenile ~5–7 cm Nigromarginata Tetra Social Behavior: Shoaling species—best kept

Social Behavior: Shoaling species—best kept in groups of 6 or more to encourage healthy coloration and activity levels

Lighting: Blue/actinic LED light maximizes the fluorescent glow

Diet: Omnivorous but insectivorous-leaning—feeds on benthic microfauna and detritus

Water Parameters: Temperature between 20–26 °C

Three Spot Gourami (Trichopodus trichopterus) – Juvenile ~5–7 cm Nigromarginata Tetra Social Behavior: Shoaling species—best keptThe Three Spot Gourami is a versatile and hardy labyrinth fish known for its two distinct spots on the body (plus the eye being considered the "third"). Color morphs include blue, opaline, gold, platinum, and lavender. Temperament: Generally peaceful but may exhibit territorial behavior, especially among males or during breeding. Schooling & Social Needs: While often kept singly, they can coexist in pairs (preferably same sex or bonded individuals)