Labyrinth Fish

Labyrinth Fish

Labyrinth Fish

Labyrinth fish include some of the most popular fishes encountered within the hobby, such as Siamese Fighting Fish, Pearl Gourami, Scarlet Badis, and Rainbow Snakehead. However, there are many more available. 

Below is a list of labyrinth fishes we have for sale - however, due to our quick stock turnover, we still recommend phoning/emailing first if you will be travelling to visit us for a certain species!

Current Stock for sale, updated 05/08/2026

Badis

None currently in stock.

Bettas

Betta splendens (Siamese Fighting Fish) - various prices, colours and fin shapes. please contact us for specifics.

Ctenopomas

Microctenopoma ansorgii (Ornate Climbing Perch) - £15.95 each or 2 for £30.00

Gouramis

Belontia hasselti (Malay Combtail) - £18.95 each or 4 for £72.00.

Helostoma temminckii (Pink Kissing Gourami) - £9.95 each or 3 for £26.00.

Osphronemus goramy (Giant Gold Gourami) - £18.95 each.

Trichogaster chuna (Gold Honey Gourami) - £4.95 each or 4 for £18.00.

Trichogaster bejeus (Indian Banded Gourami) - £9.95 each or 3 for £27.00.

Trichogaster fasciata (Dwarf Gourami)- £6.50 each or 4 for £24.00.

Trichopodus leerii (Pearl Gourami) - £8.95 each or 3 for £24.00.

Trichopodus trichopterus (Gold Gourami) - £8.95 each or 2 for £16.00.

Trichopodus trichopterus (Opaline Gourami) - £6.50 each or 2 for £12.00.

Trichopodus trichopterus (Three-spot Gourami) - £6.50 each or 2 for £12.00.

Trichopsis pumila (Sparkling Gourami) - £3.95 each or 4 for £14.00.

Nandus

None currently in stock.

Pristolepis

None currently in stock.

Snakeheads

Subtropical species:

Channa aurantimaculata (Golden Cobra Snakehead) - £60.00 each.

Channa bleheri (Rainbow Snakehead) - £39.00 each or 3 for £110.00.

Tropical species:

Channa bankanensis (Bangka Snakehead) - £18.95 each or 3 for £54.00.

Please be aware that snakeheads are subject to strict regulations in Scotland. To keep any species of Channa, you must obtain a non-native species licence from NatureScot. For further information, including necessary forms and guidance, please visit the NatureScot Non-Native Licensing page.


Are you familiar with the Anabantoid Association of Great Britain?

It's a friendly group of passionate aquarists who share a common interest.

The mission statement of the AAGB is 'Promoting an interest in the study and maintenance of the Anabantoidei, Badidae, Channidae, and Nandidae families.'

To learn more or to become a member of this fantastic association, please visit their website by clicking on the logo or by using the following link: www.aagb.org.