Agreed. Does it look anything like a short-bodied blue ram, by chance? Those are bred to be more round and short-bodied, and are often called "angel rams" or "balloon rams" at the lfs. I've not heard of this being done with Bolivian rams, but I wouldn't be surprised.
Good luck!
He looks the most like this one, I just don't see any red in his fins, and he's around an inch long, maybe very slightly longer.Here's a noticeable physical appearance between blue rams and Bolivian rams. It isn't that difficult.
Bolivian ram (Microgeophagus altispinosa)
lol you obviously haven't met my dwarf gourami. When he realized my cory school gets all the good stuff on the bottom he started hanging out all over the place. He'll quite frequently push them out of the way to get a nibble in on one of their sinking shrimp pellets.He will likely coexist just fine with your DG. They tend to occupy different strata in your tank... the ram will tend to stay in the bottom half, the DG will tend to stay toward the top. Care requirements are just the same as "normal" rams. They like clean water and tend to thrive in planted tanks (real or fake) with lots of cover and hiding places.
My experience with rams, though they were blues, is that they like buddies, and do well when you have a small school of something to act as dither fish, provided you have the room. That way they don't hide as much.
