What type of fish?

[emeraldking]

Does anyone know which fish this is? I've got a group of them for some years but never knew the their name...
This is a male. The females are more spotted. They like to hide a lot.

 

[CaptainBarnicles]

Could it be this?...

Petruichthys brevis (Inle Loach)

This species is sometimes traded as 'Lake Inle red-tailed loach' and was formerly included in the genus Yunnanilus, a diverse assemblage of which the majority of members are endemic to the Yunnan plateau in Yunnan province, southern China.

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[Sgooosh]

Does anyone know which fish this is? I've got a group of them for some years but never knew the their name...
This is a male. The females are more spotted. They like to hide a lot.
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those are wonderful fish! have they ever bred?

Could it be this?...

Petruichthys brevis (Inle Loach)

This species is sometimes traded as 'Lake Inle red-tailed loach' and was formerly included in the genus Yunnanilus, a diverse assemblage of which the majority of members are endemic to the Yunnan plateau in Yunnan province, southern China.

www.seriouslyfish.com

that seems to be it, the one pictured seems to be a Male

 

[emeraldking]

Could it be this?...

Petruichthys brevis (Inle Loach)

This species is sometimes traded as 'Lake Inle red-tailed loach' and was formerly included in the genus Yunnanilus, a diverse assemblage of which the majority of members are endemic to the Yunnan plateau in Yunnan province, southern China.

www.seriouslyfish.com

Yes, that's the one. For the females are speckled. Thanks for the help.

those are wonderful fish! have they ever bred?

They did

that seems to be it, the one pictured seems to be a Male

Yes, mine is a male. That I already knew and that the females are speckled and bigger.