HomeCompare fishCroaking gourami vs Roundtail paradisefish Croaking gourami vs Roundtail paradisefish: can they live together? Verdict: With cautionThe Roundtail paradisefish can be semi-aggressive or nip fins.The Croaking gourami is best kept in a species tank.The Croaking gourami can be semi-aggressive or nip fins.Both are comfortable at 22–26°C (72–79°F).A pH of 6.0–8.0 suits both.Minimum tank for the pair: 115 L (30 US gal)Side by sideCroaking gouramiRoundtail paradisefishAdult size7.6 cm (3 in)7 cm (2.8 in)Minimum tank75 L (20 US gal)115 L (30 US gal)Temperature22–28°C (72–82°F)16–26°C (61–79°F)pH6.0–8.06.0–8.0Hardness5–19 dGH (89–339 ppm)5–19 dGH (89–339 ppm)TemperamentSemi-aggressiveSemi-aggressiveCommunity tankNot suitable–Care levelModerateEasyDietOmnivoreCarnivoreSpecies profilesCroaking gouramiTrichopsis vittataRoundtail paradisefishMacropodus opercularis