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RMau
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A couple of our other loaches ...

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but you'll have to put your own names to them. Try as I might, I cannot keep some of these straight.

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Botia kubotai and Syncrossus helodes. :wink:
I must say you keep your fish in superb condition.

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I agree! A pretty and very healthfully chubby Kubotai!
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Thank you very much Emma. And thank you too, everyone who has made all the gracious comments on our fish.

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Sensational. They must be happy little loaches with this level of care. Keep on loaching!
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Emma Turner wrote:Botia kubotai and Syncrossus helodes. :wink:
I must say you keep your fish in superb condition.

Emma
I was going to less eloquently say the same thing :)
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Beautiful! :D And there is one Loach that is still on my wanted list!


Would you believe it :lol:
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those are stunning pictures. really they are.

i hope my Kuboti who thinks its a histrionica gros up to look that good.

can we have more pics lease? :D

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you really do have some beautiful fish and certainly know how to take photos of them :D
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hope my kubotai look as good as yours when the get bigger. great pics bud.

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Very impressive 8)
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The one on the left is a Dario. The one on the right is a ...?

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The one on the right looks like a relaxed Schistura menanensis.

Lovely Picture.
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Post by RMau »

Thank you Graeme.

If that is what it is, we have three of them.

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Rick,

Great stuff. Could you mention the sizes of the fish?

I'm guessing -- and comparing the shape & pattern development with mine -- that the Kub on the top pic is not very large, probably in the 1.5"-2" range. True?
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