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Doesn’t that affect the other fish? I thought loaches and catfish don’t respond well to salt?

I actually never kept dwarf chain loaches, but I like the size and thickness the yo-yo loaches have, also in appearance I think yo-yo’s look a little better, the chunky greyisch intensely patterned adults are my favorite.

Fishes in the 32 gallon Peppered Cory bristlenose dusky millions fish black bar endler least killifish japonica shrimp cherry shrimp

Fishes in the 130 gallon 4 fire mouth cichlids (unknown gender) 2m1f juwel of Panama 10-15 yo-yo loaches 8-15 ruby red barbs 6 Siamese algae eater 1m1f (female not sure) longfin albino bristlenose 7m3f Madagascar rainbow (+1 ayamaru rainbow) 1 polli white syno (no picture)

Yeah they are great, awesome colors and behavior.

Japan blue? Those are very pretty. the new fish in the tank are juwel of Panama (Amatitlania altoflava 2m1f) and a school of Madagascar rainbow fish (Bedotia sp. 7m3f) (also unfortunately a female ayamaru came with it)

In Holland that’s what we call those “juweel van Panama” which translates to “jewel of Panama”

Amatitlania nanolutea/Amatitlania altoflava

Kribensis are really agressive when breeding, I wouldn’t recommend them. the cacatuoides is the easier to breed apisto, agassizi will breed on tapwater too, the other too need a lower ph/gh when breeding.

Apistogramma cacatuoides 1m2f Apistogramma agassizi 1m2f Apistogramma punduro (pandurini) 1m2f Apistogramma macmasteri (viejita) 1m2f all of these are readily available and can handle higher temperatures. Cacatuoides and panduro are quite agressive, the other two are more mild

Female endler yo-yo loach firemouth cichlid SAE redflank bloodfin