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ClownLoachSharky
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nice, do the loaches get caught near the bank by the reeds or in the deeper areas?
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ClownLoachSharky wrote:nice, do the loaches get caught near the bank by the reeds or in the deeper areas?
the baby in the banks...and the biger in the deep areas
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Thought so. I guess that applies for every fsh. What other fish do you catch borneo24?
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ClownLoachSharky wrote:Thought so. I guess that applies for every fsh. What other fish do you catch borneo24?
many kind of fish...cat fish,rasbora,snake head,shrimp, all of fresh water fish in borneo.
so...whats your job sir....nice to be your friend..
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I'm a student
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well....i understand...its good for your future... dont be like me... just a fish trader...hahaha... :D
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Maybe as a hobby :D . When I'm a little older.
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Borneo24...

I know a fish store owner in Australia (Brisbane) who specialises in hard to find tropical species. The owner is like me and you and most others on here: they love botia loach species and the hillstream loach 'borneo sucker' species. I will talk to them about getting some special fish through you.

I know personally I would love about 6-10 of every little different type of borneo sucker / sewellia / gastromyzon that you can catch.

Matt
5ft long rocky hillstream tank - Sewellia lineolata and spotted... and lots (and lots) of spotted fry
8ft Clown loach tank: 30+ clown loaches, 10+ Yoyos.
6ft tank for 16x botia kubotai, 13x Striata, 6x Sidthimunki - I need more sids
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