Giant Gourami freshwater aquarium fish

Giant Gourami

R 299.00
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Giant Gourami freshwater aquarium fish

Giant Gourami

R 299.00
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SHIPPING & RETURNS

Orders are shipped throughout South Africa using trusted courier partners. Delivery timing and eligibility vary by product. Livestock orders use designated shipping days and are subject to live-arrival conditions; dry goods and equipment follow the standard returns policy.

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LIVESTOCK DOA

For livestock orders only: if livestock arrives deceased (DOA), submit the claim within 2 hours of delivery with clear photographs of the unopened bag, clear photographs of the livestock inside the bag, and your order number.

Approved DOA claims may receive a replacement or store credit at Glass & Gill’s discretion, subject to the policy terms. Non-livestock returns are handled under the standard returns policy.

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An impressive true giant among labyrinth fish. Juvenile Giant Gouramis are attractive and personable, but buyers should plan for their exceptional adult size and the very large aquarium footprint required long term.

Giant Gourami Care

Scientific Name: Osphronemus goramy
Current Supplier Size: 6–8 cm
Adult Size: up to 70 cm
Minimum Tank Size: 680 L+ adult aquarium
Temperature: 20–30°C
pH: 6.5–8.0
Water Hardness: 5–25 dGH
Temperament: Generally calm with suitably large tank mates; will eat small fish
Diet: Omnivore
Care Level: Intermediate

Aquarium Setup

Provide stable water quality, access to the surface for this labyrinth fish, and a well-structured aquarium with planted or sheltered areas. Avoid aggressive fin-nippers and choose tank mates appropriate to the adult size and temperament of this species.

Available from Glass & Gill for freshwater aquarium keepers in South Africa. Livestock appearance and size can vary naturally between individual fish.

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