There are two commonly available honey gouramis - natural colour (golden tan male, beige female) and yellow (males and females are yellow)
There is a gourami sold as honey which is red, but this is often a mis-labelled thick lipped gourami, Trichogaster labiosa. And there's a red dwarf gourami - this one has a turquoise-blue fin on its back which can be used to tell the difference between the dwarf and honey/thick lipped gouramis which don't have a bluish fin.
So "sunset" could be any of these. I would avoid any red honey gourami in case it really is a thick lipped as it's a bigger species which needs a tank at least 30 inches long.
Though to be honest, I wouldn't keep honey gouramis in 10 gallons either. In my opinion they need a bigger tank.
There is a gourami sold as honey which is red, but this is often a mis-labelled thick lipped gourami, Trichogaster labiosa. And there's a red dwarf gourami - this one has a turquoise-blue fin on its back which can be used to tell the difference between the dwarf and honey/thick lipped gouramis which don't have a bluish fin.
So "sunset" could be any of these. I would avoid any red honey gourami in case it really is a thick lipped as it's a bigger species which needs a tank at least 30 inches long.
Though to be honest, I wouldn't keep honey gouramis in 10 gallons either. In my opinion they need a bigger tank.