The Many Different Species Of Kuhli Loach

[Retired Viking]

I've been looking for shelfordii for 2 years now! I'd love to know where you got yours. And the albino ones as well! Thanks

This is an old thread started in 2013 so you may not get an answer

 

[Cynpeterson88]

This is an old thread started in 2013 so you may not get an answer

The person that had the shelfordii was from march 2019 so I'm hopeful.

 

[Retired Viking]

The person that had the shelfordii was from march 2019 so I'm hopeful.

Good luck, hope he answers you.

 

[Essjay]

It is unlikely you'll get a reply. The person who made that post has not been on the forum after making that post.

 

[anewbie]

pangio shelfordii are the best but i haven't seen any for sale in since the pandemic. I have a few from 2019 left (amazingly i found them hiding in my 120 with angelfishes along with my one remaining pangio merysi (another fish i haven't seen in a long time). I know this is an old thread but i love pangio they are so pangio !

 

[bhags]

Im dying to find hair band kuhli / shelfordii . If anyone knows of where to find some please lmk. Wetspot has purples in though

 

[WhistlingBadger]

I had a big school of cuneovirgata in my Sumatran rice paddy biotope. Such a fun little fish.

 

[GaryE]

It's a very old thread, but a very interesting one. I slap my forehead in despair at them all being called "kuhli" loaches when the name only works for one species. Our hobby, sometimes...

It's sad to see how many of the posters in very old threads are no longer on the forum, in spite of excellent contributions.

 

[WhistlingBadger]

It's a very old thread, but a very interesting one. I slap my forehead in despair at them all being called "kuhli" loaches when the name only works for one species. Our hobby, sometimes...

It's sad to see how many of the posters in very old threads are no longer on the forum, in spite of excellent contributions.

It seems like there was a mass Exodus in the early-mid 2010s. I've noticed several of these very knowledgeable posters who were "last seen" around there. Hmmm, that's right about the time I joined. Coincidence, I'm sure.

 

[anewbie]

It's a very old thread, but a very interesting one. I slap my forehead in despair at them all being called "kuhli" loaches when the name only works for one species. Our hobby, sometimes...

It's sad to see how many of the posters in very old threads are no longer on the forum, in spite of excellent contributions.

Well at least two of them are commonly called kuhli and the one most frequently sold as kuhli isn't a kuhli at all....