some of the larger Hillstream's on the front glass at 1st light

[Magnum Man]

the biggest unidentified lizard type, ( in the center, in front of the pagoda ), typically stays on the back glass, in the bubble waterfall, among the bamboo stalks... and 5 seconds later, went back to it's normal spot, hidden in the back

the Panda Garras must have still been sleeping, as they usually photobomb any pictures of this tank... with 5 adults in this tank, and as rambunctious as they are, it's unusual to get a picture without at least one in the photo...

 

[Magnum Man]

zooming this picture, the fish has quite a big belly, maybe a female??? as it doesn't eat any prepared foods except an algae cookie occasionally, I say "unidentified", as it has grown to nearly twice the size of the species it was supposed to be... I originally had a couple, but over the years, this one is the sole survivor of this species here...

 

[Magnum Man]

they are all working a problem algae spot ( not really a problem, as I haven't cleaned the glass in this tank for 3 months ),

but a spot, that I can't fully remove a stubborn algae... the fish do a great job, keeping the rest of the glass clean, and graze this spot a lot, but can't seem to remove it fully either... the larger of the "sting ray" shaped fish is a Sewellia albisuera (gold ring)

 

[Magnum Man]

the larger one, was not purchased as this, but I currently believe it is one of these...

Annamia sp. (= Vanmanenia sp.) Vietnam - Aquarium Glaser GmbH

From time to time we receive the beautiful, large hillstream loaches Annamia normani (see https://www.aquariumglaser.de/en/fish-archives/annamia_normani_en/) from Vietnam. Recently we received again a shipment of very similar specimens, but they differ clearly from the A. normani we know well by...

www.aquariumglaser.de

here stated as getting as big as 10 cm, mine is just slightly larger than that..

 

[simonas]

I have always fancied setting up a tank for these fish. They look really cool and I bet its an interesting tank for you