More Loaches.

[Graeme]

Hope you like them.

 

[shimanocono]

Nice Pictures, can you post what tpye of loach they all are?

 

[Graeme]

No! It's learning Time!







Graeme.

 

[shimanocono]

Ok, Guess I'll Never Know Unless Someone Posts It sama:

 

[H2O]

The one in the second pic is Botia Histronica. The one in the third pic is Botia Nigrolineata.
First pic is just both together.

 

[Graeme]

Nice one! GG.








Graeme.

 

[shimanocono]

Just wondering Graeme do you have a Lizard Loach?

 

[codpiece]

If he doesn't he will go and buy one 2morrow B)

 

[Graeme]

Yep! Been there had them years ago when you where learning to walk!

River-tank set up for Hillstreams with fast flowing water.

I would again Nikki if i could find them.







Graeme.

 

[shimanocono]

Do you have any pictures of them Graeme? And is there a species of loach that you don't have?

 

[Starry^]

YAY!
Loaches are the bestest!
we have been looking at flying foxes, but have decided against it as they become aggresive, and we have already had problems with our chinese sucking loach he was becoming territorial and attacking our gourami, so he has been moved to our smaller tank in teh bedroom for a while, after that of course the algae has muliplied nicely so we went for a common plec and he is doing the job nicely.
We were looking to get a feather finned catfish, but were told that when they get bigger they are nocturnal predators and would eat anything smaller than itself.. which we gathered would include our tetras that would not be good - so we got Pleccy instead



Starry^