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Thomas
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The last Crossovid. Of course with the bull's eye look, as ever. :lol: The loach is searching for food and very active.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iYD4eGGe1u4
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Very nice!!! 8)
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Great vids Thomas! They look a lot like my linipar homaloptera, great fish!
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Excellent video. Loach peeping. :lol:
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Brilliant!!

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I have an idea of making this topic a 'sticky' 8)
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Great videos!!
I love the Crossostomas.
They are like L. disparis on steroids. :wink:
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So many species of fish yet so little time, space and money to keep them all...
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Very nice Doc!
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Superb!! 8)
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Beautiful tank & fish Doc.
250 Gallon, 8 Modesta, 2 Plec, 2 Catfish & a shoal of 17 Clown loach.
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250 Gallon, 8 Modesta, 2 Plec, 2 Catfish & a shoal of 17 Clown loach.
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My 450L Loaches tank
31 clown, 5 morleti, 2 sidthimunki
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a few seconds in the life of Homaloptera yunnanensis... :D

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7o37k9DW9iM
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Post by plaalye »

I was bored so I got out the wife's camera again and fed the loaches some algae wafers. There's a very gravid striata and a few kubs that look like they may be also. Turn up the sound and listen to the histies munch! Hope you all have better things to do on a Sat. night but if not, here ya go :wink:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Icjx-6PawSs
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