Labyrinth Fishes

These unique fishes have a labyrinth organ, a structure in the fish's head which allows them to "breathe" atmospheric oxygen. Fish of this family are commonly seen gulping at air at the surface of the water; which then passes out of their gills or mouth when they dive beneath the surface. Bettas, gouramis and snakeheads would belong to this family.

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Betta albimarginata, F... by MrTree Rating: N/A	Betta albimarginata by MrTree Rating: N/A	Trichogaster leeri by MrTree Rating: N/A	Betta sp "Mahachai"... by MrTree Rating: N/A	Betta sp "Mandor"... by MrTree Rating: N/A
Parosphromenus ornatic... by MrTree Rating: N/A	Colisa lalia by MrTree Rating: N/A	Malpulutta kretseri by MrTree Rating: N/A	Betta persephone by MrTree Rating: N/A	Betta sp "Kapuas"... by MrTree Rating: N/A
Betta dimidiata by MrTree Rating: N/A	Parosphromenus sp by MrTree Rating: N/A	Betta bellica by MrTree Rating: N/A	Betta splendens var. by benny Rating: N/A	Betta splendens var. by benny Rating: N/A
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