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Can Chili rasbora and Honey gourami live together?

Chili rasbora and Honey gourami may work, but the rule check found conditions that need careful planning.

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Quick answer

Recommended minimum tank for this pair: 15 US gal / 57 L. Keep Chili rasbora at 8+ and Honey gourami at 1+ where those group sizes are greater than one.

Factor breakdown

Factor Result Explanation
Water type OK Chili rasbora is freshwater; Honey gourami is freshwater. Compatibility pages are generated only for matching water types.
Temperature OK Temperature overlaps at 24-28 C. Chili rasbora is listed at 23-28 C; Honey gourami is listed at 24-28 C.
pH OK pH overlaps at 6-7. Chili rasbora is listed at 4.5-7; Honey gourami is listed at 6-7.5.
Hardness OK Hardness overlaps at 2-8 dGH. Chili rasbora is listed at 1-8 dGH; Honey gourami is listed at 2-12 dGH.
Adult size and predation Caution Adult size differs substantially (Chili rasbora: 2 cm; Honey gourami: 6 cm). Add cover and avoid housing juveniles with adults.
Temperament and aggression OK Chili rasbora (peaceful nano schooling) and Honey gourami (peaceful centerpiece) do not have an obvious aggression clash in the dataset.
Fin nipping risk OK The dataset does not flag this pair as a fin-nipper plus long-finned combination.
Schooling and group needs OK Plan around full groups, not single display fish. Minimum group sizes: Chili rasbora: 8+.
Explicit avoid tags OK No explicit avoid-tag conflict was found between these two records.
Minimum combined tank size OK Use at least 15 US gallons (57 L) for the pair, based on the larger minimum tank plus bioload and activity adjustments where relevant.

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