I think my clown loach are trapped

I have spotted one - has white spot. Any advice on treatment? I have started a new thread in this forum.

Thanks
 
Al Bundy said:
Thanks everyone for the feedback.

Since starting this thread, I have seen 2 of the 3 clown loach (very briefly). I DID notice on one of them, that his colour wasn't as prominent as the other, looked faded. I couldn't really inspect closely as he shot back in, but could this be whitespot as someone mentioned further up^^?
The dominant clown will have faded colouring :)

Good luck with the whitespot treatment, there are loads of threads to read up on for info!
 
Put cucumber on the bottom for them, mine shoot out soon as I put it in,they love it.
 
Since no one it seem mentioned this early I'd like to point out that your tank looks really badly crowded

28 UK Gallon planted tank
10 Neon Tetra
5 Black Phantom Tetra
5 Rummy Nosed Tetra
2 Koi Angel Fish
3 Clown Loach
2 Mollies

From what I understand Clown Loach can grow up to 18" I've only seen them at around 8 but it is recominded that they are in a large tank with plenty of hiding places personally I don't view anything under a 55 gal as large and a 28 as medium to small. If you don't want to stunt your fish (which will produce serious health problems in the futar) I'd recomend looking into a larger tank quickly.
 
18" ? Really? They are only about 2" long at the minute.
They have plenty of places to hide and my tank still looks a little bare :lol:

Its also UK gallons, which is about 33 US gallons I think.
Can anyone else confirm if this is the case?
 
Mine stay in a long log with a hole at one end for long periods. I make sure I coax them out every day though to check for whitespot.
 

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