Giant Golden Ruby Red Gourami (Osphronemus septemfasciatus sp)
Massive presence with unexpected elegance
The Giant Golden Ruby Red Gourami is a true freshwater heavyweight — a species that combines size, intelligence, and vibrant coloration in one commanding fish. This is a golden variation of the Giant Ruby Red. It has all the same characteristics described below, but the body is golden pink instead of bluish grey. Also known as Siamese Ruby Giant Gourami, Super Red Giant Gourami. This new Gourami is a cross of the giant redtail and super red kaloi Gourami. The blend of these two species gives us the desired characteristics of both species in one fish. We get the tall broad body and bright red tail of the Giant redtail Gourami while capturing the vivid coloration and active behavior of the Super Red Kaloi.
Key Features
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Species | Osphronemus septemfasciatus sp. |
| Body Color | Golden pink |
| Tail Color | Bright red |
| Size | Large, tall and broad-bodied |
| Behavior | Active, territorial, and intelligent |
FAQ
What is the difference between the Giant Golden Ruby Red Gourami and the standard Giant Ruby Red?
The main difference is body color. The Giant Golden Ruby Red has a golden pink body instead of bluish grey, while retaining the bright red tail and similar size and behavior.
Is this gourami suitable for a community tank?
Please contact customer service
How long does it take for this gourami to reach full size?
It typically takes 6 to 12 months to reach full adult size in a properly maintained tank.


Frank Roberts –
This gourami is stunning in appearance. The golden pink body and bright red tail stand out in the tank. It’s active and curious, and it seems to enjoy the space it has. Very satisfied with the purchase.
Phil Peters –
The fish arrived healthy and looks vibrant. It has a strong presence and moves with confidence. A bit territorial, so I made sure to give it its own area in the tank.
Madeleine Blake –
Beautiful coloration and active behavior. It’s a centerpiece in my freshwater setup. The size is impressive and it seems to adapt well to the environment.