"The Dojo Loach will reach about 6" (15 cm) in the aquarium, though in nature it can get much bigger. In the wild these fish are reported to reach up to about 11 1/4 inches" (28 cm). The Baensch Aquarium Atlas, Volume 2 reports them reaching up to 20" (50 cm). They generally have a life span of between 7 - 10 years."
"The Dojo Loach is said to be bulletproof in terms of loaches. Even with this reputation they still need good water condition. They are not recommended for beginners because of their need for pristine water and having small body scales. Reduced scales makes them more prone to disease and very sensitive to medications used to treat disease."
"The Dojo Loach is mostly a bottom dweller, but will spend some time in the middle and top of the aquarium. This is a good sized fish that likes to be kept with 3 or more companions of its own kind. It needs at good sized aquarium of 55 gallons or more and the longer the better, 4 feet being minimum."
Well looking up facts in Google says it all and i learned something new myself. didnt know best in groups of 3+ or the tank requirements. Mine spent two months with no other loaches and i can almost pick him up and can occasionally pet him
. i own 4 kuhlis,and another dojo now
I couldn't help but google the need of 3+ dojo loaches, i figured crossfire knew what she was talking about just hadnt read it my self,so wanted to double check
