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I don't know anything about plecos or paradise fish, I'm afraid, but three dojos sounds good to me. You could probably get away with a couple more, in fact. and I'd go for more white clouds if it were me; the more of them the better. If you're worried about overstocking, the white clouds are unlikel...

the thing about working in education is that you never, ever, EVER get to have weekdays in termtime off unless you have photographic evidence of the heart and lung transplant you were receiving at the time...

they were lovely.

I especially like the big pile of tigers...

very cool little bug-eyed monsters.

sounds like filter bacteria? weird fluffy nearly khaki stuff?

in which case, something has caused it to proliferate in your tank instead of in your filter...

Kris;

get as big a school of white clouds as you can. They are absolutely gorgeous, unfussy little fish. Not hard to breed either - but I'm betting the weathers and the goldfish would dispose of any eggs sharpish; mine do!

those are some seriously fantastic photos!

that second one down is particularly good; those barbels look chunky!

the head doesn't look right for m fossilis, does it? I don;t think they're kept in the hobby, either - they're certainly banned for import here.

cobitis sounds like a good guess.
don;t some of the nemacheilus look a bit like this, too?

ok, I'm guessing in the dark here...

I could sell the children?
or some of my less important internal organs?

i could probably fit it in my garden!

I know these have been discussed recently, and the article probably adds precisely nothing to the breadth of know;edge that all the experts here have {creep grovel} but it's nice to know that interest in pangios (pangii??) is becoming nearly mainstream: http://www.practicalfishkeeping.co.uk/pfk/page...

I'd say "typical" rather than "normal"

the weathers won't like the current in a river tank much; they come from still water.

ow.
thanks, Martin.

I think I might have posted this before, but I do like this page: http://filaman.ifm-geomar.de/identification/specieslist.cfm?famcode=127&areacode= it's got the odd almorhae picture that may or may not be a birdii and almorhae listed as lohachata, and I'm not at all sure how accurate the rest is, bu...