Paracobitis sp ? The LFS has a batch and all with similar color morph.
ID this loach
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Re: ID this loach
The body looks Schistura-ish to me, but I can't see anything on the website that looks like it. Very, very cool looking though...we should call them dirty loaches.
Re: ID this loach
I was looking at Schistura too but the shape of the tail seem diff.
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Re: ID this loach
- awesome!TrebleClef84 wrote:...we should call them dirty loaches.
S. Robertsi and Schultzi both have truncate caudal fins (as do a few other schistura spp.), so it could be a color form of one of those.
Seriouslyfish has more detail on specific morphology. Really cool looking fish at any rate.
Currently keeping: gastromyzon spp., hypergastromyzon humilis, pseudogastromyzon sp., sewellia spp., ambastaia sidthimunki, homaloptera spp., serpenticobitis octozona, Yaoshania pachychilus. As well as various catfish, loricarids, livebearers and tetras.
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