Banded Dwarf Loach

[lilfishie]

the 115l will have the bettas from the 125l and possibbly the platies too

 

[BigTom]

No idea on the topography in question, but rivers often broaden and slow down as they near the ocean because thats where flat/alluvial land tends to be. Rolleyes a bit misplaced there Carl. Blanket statements without proper knowledge to back them up is the sort of thing that can lead to misinformation and myth in a hobby like this.

 

[Carlovel1]

No idea on the topography in question, but rivers often broaden and slow down as they near the ocean because thats where flat/alluvial land tends to be. Rolleyes a bit misplaced there Carl. Blanket statements without proper knowledge to back them up is the sort of thing that can lead to misinformation and myth in a hobby like this.

And if the river flows inland from the ocean? The river would actually be quite fast flowing.

Blanket statements without proper knowledge

 

[lilfishie]

Carl which tank do you think would be best for them? i can move stock about to fit them in

 

[BigTom]

And if the river flows inland from the ocean? The river would actually be quite fast flowing.

Then it would be brackish, which t hese aren't. Unless you're being sarcastic, I really can't tell

 

[TwoTankAmin]

I have a good friend who imports fish, She brings these guys in. If you want I can put you in touch with her via email.

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[lilfishie]

would be great but i'm in the UK

 

[Carlovel1]

And if the river flows inland from the ocean? The river would actually be quite fast flowing.

Then it would be brackish, which t hese aren't. Unless you're being sarcastic, I really can't tell

Sarcasm

 

[Carlovel1]

Carl which tank do you think would be best for them? i can move stock about to fit them in

I'm by no expert an expert on Loaches, but my importer says they come from fast-flowing waters, so I can't agree or disagree. But from my experiances, these loaches love the filter outlet=fast flow. As long as you plan your stocking well thought-out, then there is no reason why you can't have a group of these in the 125L. Use the 125L for higher temp species, and the 115L for cooler water species.

 

[lilfishie]

righti can move the bettas, platies and bronze cories out, leaving me with the Sterbai and pleco on the bottom then the Ram SAE and Tetras

 

[Carlovel1]

 

[TwoTankAmin]

would be great but i'm in the UK

I was meaning I could put you in touch with her for some first hand information, not to buy the fish. I know you Brits have email.

 

[lilfishie]

oh in thats cause that would be great thanks