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Nice tank, Mack.

Great job, Emma. And thanks to Gerhard. The location map adds a great deal. I wish we could have this detail for each of the species descriptions!

The snouts are too short for A. choirorhynchos, IMO.

Gorgeous loach!

Bummer, Jim. I've still never had the pleasure of seeing these chaps first hand.

Welcome aboard, Mack.

I just watched Where in the World is Osama bin Laden . Very clever and very bold. I'd like to say it's a worthy outing just because the broad light it shines on Islam is full of surprises. Morgan Spurlock has moxie. I like that in his two films. There is a kind of built-in frustration, though. Wheth...

We really should think about book plates again...

Glad you like the book, Tammy.

I think the 76 - 78 F range will work for these fish.

Well done, Emma. Nicely written, Mark.

Nina Hagen-fragen - Nina is a pioneer. I love her.

These fish would and should shock the eyes of all loach enthusiasts. You can't invent an Airedale Terrier from wild fish stocks. It's creepy, IMO, and pointless. The result should not even be honoured with a scientific name - loose as these are, apparently. While I obviously lack the go-getter spiri...

I'm with Tanja. Mine seem to spend most of their time in the substrate, but I've never seen that kind of bump before. To my eyes the bumps do not look typical.

Amazing, MD! Congratulations!

They're really handsome loaches, Em.