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Posted by jadzia on March 17, 2003 at 18:13:38:

In Reply to: Moonlight Gourami posted by AquaGoat on March 16, 2003 at 22:04:37:

Though I've never had moonlights, most types of top dwelling gouramis don't mix, especially if they are both males. With most larger gouramis you need 7 females to every 1 male to have a good mix, or a very long tank.
As for getting him better, Kelly's advise was good. You may want to permanently find him another tank if the other one is that aggressive.

:I have a beautiful moonlight gourami and I'm wondering if any one else keeps these little guys. Could you share your expeiriences?

:Also a few weeks a go he got REALLY badly beat up by my Opaline Gourami. I mean like HUGE patches of skin were hanging off his body. It's been quite a while now and he still isn't back to normal. ARe Opalines usually that agressive?

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