In this area of the content collection you will learn more about the different Gourami types, except for those that fit in with the genus Fish, e.g. the Siamese Battling seafood. Since Fish seafood are so well-known we have given them their own classification here at AC Exotic seafood.
All the Gourami types fit in with the family Osphronemidae and are so known as Network fishes; they have a labyrinth formed body that allow them process fresh air straight from the air. The labyrinth body is linked with each gill stage and the Osphronemidae seafood will take in air by diving up to the top area and “gulp”. Network body areas are an variation to a life in badly oxygenated ocean. Gourami seafood are indigenous to Japan and occupy a area that extends from Indian and Pakistan, across the Malay Islands and all the way to Southern korea. Gourami seafood are only discovered in tropical water.









