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:Yellow Honey Gouramis are bred to be bright yellow, which is a male trait, and as a result the females tend to express a lot of male traits, including black colours. Females may show masculine colours because out of stress or as a show of dominance over other Honey Gouramis. | :Yellow Honey Gouramis are bred to be bright yellow, which is a male trait, and as a result the females tend to express a lot of male traits, including black colours. Females may show masculine colours because out of stress or as a show of dominance over other Honey Gouramis. | ||
− | :Males will become aggressive toward other males when females are present and will chase the females as part of the breeding ritual. Females will chase each other to establish dominance. This is not a problem, but with smaller tanks (10 US G), there | + | :Males will become aggressive toward other males when females are present and will chase the females as part of the breeding ritual. Females will chase each other to establish dominance. This is not a problem, but with smaller tanks (10 US G), there's nowhere for the chased fish to hide where they're out of the line of sight of fish that might bully them. |
== Identification == | == Identification == |