4-5? you should have about 8 minimum, as they wont be seen if you have a small group.how many do you in a 60l i think you could about 4-5 and they would thrive in that kind of group
they are in the 200l tank, other half is quite strick on how many i get, at the mo there are 27 fish in there,how many do you in a 60l i think you could about 4-5 and they would thrive in that kind of group
4-5? you should have about 8 minimum, as they wont be seen if you have a small group.how many do you in a 60l i think you could about 4-5 and they would thrive in that kind of group
they are low on the bio load so it wouldnt really matter
as long as you have more than 3 then they will be more lively i should know my uncle has 6 of these guys in his 150litre tank and they are out all the time8 is best, as any less and you wont see anything of them they are very sociable fish, and are a shoaling fish, and saying that is not true doesnt reiterate your point. 3 is not enough IMO they will feel way more comfortable in a bigger group and you will see more of them.thats not true a minimum of 8as long as you have more than 3 then they will be more lively i should know my uncle has 6 of these guys in his 150litre tank and they are out all the time
i wouldnt say wrong, as im speaking from experience, and various internet sources. ask any body that keeps khulis them selves on here, more is always better and the fish will feel more securei have to disagree my uncle has 6 and they are always out always first the top of the tank for flakes and everything 8 is a bit of and over estimate for minimum he had 4 before then and they were the exact same he just added 2 more due to his mate selling his tank so you are wrong in sayin 8 as a minimum IMO
put three jags in a tank and see what happens!!! depends on specieIsn't that a rule for most fish? more the happier?
and a khuli loach is a cyprinid...shoaling fishwith shoaling fish yes the minimum i would say for any shoaling fish is between 6-10