Botia striata
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A few Botia striata pics:
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14 loach species bred, which will be next?
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Thanks guys
Robert - I picked up 4 stunners on Saturday from this lot http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iKmA_gUmKCk
I will get some photo's of them up later
Robert - I picked up 4 stunners on Saturday from this lot http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iKmA_gUmKCk
I will get some photo's of them up later
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14 loach species bred, which will be next?
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Nice
Nice and plump little fishes >/////:>
How much a week does it cost to feed them all
How much a week does it cost to feed them all
Keep your powder dry !
Re: Nice
I probably go through about £45 worth of frozen food every 6 or so, dried foods I just buy as and when needed but I have tons of different dry foods to choose fromNorthern Monkey wrote:Nice and plump little fishes >/////:>
How much a week does it cost to feed them all
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Appetite!!!
They eat loads dont they .. The tank in your video eats about £7-00 per day
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Nice Shots and REALLY pretty Striata! The one in the last shot looks like she's eating well. The Striata still don't compare with the Clowns in the complete glutton department.
I try not to think about how much I spend on feeding them. Almost entirely frozen bloodworm, spirulina brine, mysis shrimp, some chopped up cocktail shrimps now and then. I throw in some cichlid pellets sometimes and algae wafers for treats.
I put in a few algae wafers last night and the boys were a poppin and clickin like crazy!
Botia lifespans should be listed as "Yet to be Determined"
I try not to think about how much I spend on feeding them. Almost entirely frozen bloodworm, spirulina brine, mysis shrimp, some chopped up cocktail shrimps now and then. I throw in some cichlid pellets sometimes and algae wafers for treats.
I put in a few algae wafers last night and the boys were a poppin and clickin like crazy!
Botia lifespans should be listed as "Yet to be Determined"
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