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Beautiful loach all of them!!! & this post has inspired me to get my camera out too.

I caught them on video a moment ago after throwing a couple of algae wafers in for them.

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=KQC_wF0XXvs

I would certainly agree, my guys click when "pecking" at cucumber, wafers, plants or each other.

I don't know the name of the plants in the photo below but none of my clowns touch them, although they don't have many leaves they are good foreground plants (please excuse the algae on the glass).

I have captured my newest addition on camera and thought you might like to see him, he is the bottom one.

lol, pleasure!

Wow, there's over thirty of the beauties in there. They look very healthy & happy.

Hi, Keeping healthy plants is nearly impossible for anyone with Clowns. Anubias are very hardy but the new shoots get munched so badly that once they open fully they look very tatty. I have found that the following get left alone: - Cabomba Carolina, Elodea Densa, Bolbitis heudelotii, Echinodorus (m...

My Norwegien is poor but, it is indeed cool to see more people who have a love of this magnificent fish.

Thank you all for your generous comments.

That is a really impressive tank, forgive me if you have already stated but what are its dimensions?

I missed this pic off earlier (I could have sworn I put it on there).

It's my old boy eating out of my hand: -

The three pics on your link are brilliant, beautiful specimens all of them!! I would be more than happy for you to use the above image.

I know how you guys enjoy viewing photos so I though I should post these from this morning, apologies for the poor quality but I am not that good at this and neither is my camera. Two babies that have only recently come out of QT: - http://i463.photobucket.com/albums/qq355/astait/100_3877.jpg One of...

I picked this fella up along with some other Striata not long ago, he has very strange markings though?