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Graeme Robson
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Eos Ego.......!

Post by Graeme Robson »

Here's a little video of a couple of chaps!

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Very cool. Do you ever see them fighting with the other species, like the tigers?

Dont you keep Yasuhikotakia/Syncrossus species together? If so, how is that going? Im very interested and thought about starting a tank like that, but wonder how all the fighting is...
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Lovely Graeme, the group of Eos that I had were totally evil but I still miss them :lol:
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14 loach species bred, which will be next?
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Post by Emma Turner »

I recognises them! :wink: Looking great and showing the typical Eos attitude. :twisted:

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Beautifull and healthy looking specimens..
120 gallon planted aquaponic tank with 10 clown loachs, first one since 1994, 1 modesta and 3 striadas.
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Barracuda518 wrote:Very cool. Do you ever see them fighting with the other species, like the tigers?

Dont you keep Yasuhikotakia/Syncrossus species together? If so, how is that going? Im very interested and thought about starting a tank like that, but wonder how all the fighting is...
Yeah i often see them challenging each other for a prime hidy hole. But they all get along as long as you have plenty of different shelters/hidy holes for them to settle in.

Thanks everyone! These chaps are entertaining when i do get the chance to see them. :lol:
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Post by LoachOrgy »

nice!
All your loaches are belong to me!
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