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I have these fish now for almost six weeks now. They are doing really well. I enjoy sitting near the tank and watch their antics. They are a lot more out going and often watch me, at least i think thats what they are doing. I added a smaller Clown Loach he is fantastic. He swims about all over the p...

NancyD wrote:Nice! Are those the 2 "small" ones? They look very good!

yes they are the two smaller ones, but they are about 5-6 inches big.

here are my Clown Loaches that I inherited. Hope the link works. The Tank is doing great and the fish are getting more outgoing.

http://vimeo.com/69667150

It can take a few weeks for them to adjust to their new home. Skip the floating food, although they may learn to eat off the surface in time. Try feeding just after the tank lights are out for the night but with room lights on like loachloach said. Clowns are naturally crepuscular, dawn & dusk acti...

It can take a few weeks for them to adjust to their new home. Skip the floating food, although they may learn to eat off the surface in time. Try feeding just after the tank lights are out for the night but with room lights on like loachloach said. Clowns are naturally crepuscular, dawn & dusk acti...

Our loaches are kept at around 28 degrees. They are super comfortable and if they see me coming they are usually waiting for food. We have a range of sizes from 1.5 inches to over 10 inches. 30 in all. We rarely turn the tank lights on, but they receive natural light during the day. When we inherit...

Thanks for the reply. I will try cucumber.

Almost two weeks ago i was asked to please take this 4 foot tank with only 3 clown loaches. We moved it in to our house in less than two hours. I am an experienced Marine Aquarist, not so much tropical fresh water. Any way my worry is that the biggest loach is always hiding and i have not seen her e...