replacing my lost loach
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replacing my lost loach
I have a question for Silurus .
I see that you keep a couple of Amblyceps.
Are the compatable with other fish and are they esay to keep.
Would they be easer than weather loach ,I mean do they try to excape.
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I see that you keep a couple of Amblyceps.
Are the compatable with other fish and are they esay to keep.
Would they be easer than weather loach ,I mean do they try to excape.
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Re: replacing my lost loach
I'm not Silurus & have nowhere near his knowledge or expertise but have kept amblyceps before.
They are relatively easy to keep, mix well with a lot of fish (although they dislike some other bottom dwellers like mochokiella but do no real harm).
I have not known these to try & escape & therefore they are 'better' than weather loach, in fact these are really under-rated.
They are relatively easy to keep, mix well with a lot of fish (although they dislike some other bottom dwellers like mochokiella but do no real harm).
I have not known these to try & escape & therefore they are 'better' than weather loach, in fact these are really under-rated.
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Re: replacing my lost loach
OK I am having trouble finding them in Florida I will keep looking.
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Re: replacing my lost loach
Not an unusual situation - I don't think I've seen Amblyceps more than once or twice - and I do travel around looking for unusual fish .crkinney wrote:OK I am having trouble finding them in Florida I will keep looking.
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Re: replacing my lost loach
I'd agree with Mats - they're not around often at all really
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