The cobalt blue dwarf gourami is a tropical fish that happens to be a color variation of the dwarf gourami. Overall it is a peaceful fish and would interact best if kept in pairs. If you plan on keeping this fish, you need to know about every nitty-gritty detail there is regarding this fish. First of all, it requires access to the water surface because it tends to breathe directly from the air. To have a more specific and in-detail overview of the fish, keep following the contents of this article as follows;
Optimum living conditions
The living conditions for all varieties of the gourami fish might change and fluctuate according to the season, but for the cobalt blue dwarf gourami (Colisa Laila), the following optimum living conditions apply;
· pH: 6-8
· Temperature: 77o-82o
· Life Span: 3-4 years
· Origin/habitat: South Asia
· Lighting needs: moderate -normal lighting
· Breeding temperature: 80oF
· Water movement: weak
Feeding practices and food guide
The cobalt blue dwarf is an omnivore, which means that it will eat all kinds of living, fresh, and even flake food. To have some kind of harmony with the healthy nutrition this fish require and to keep on with the repetition of these nutrients, try giving them a quality flake or pellet diet. You can mix up this artificial food with the live one, such as giving them white worms, blood worms, brine shrimp, or any such valuable live feed that the fish is interested in or eats. You need to feed this fish twice a day.