Loaches Online Forum

Hi everybody,
though I would finally post rather then lurk all the time.
here are some quick pics (yes they're really bad)

I have a 90Gallon, very deep sand bed of Tahitian Moon Sand .
eheim pro 2, large wet/dry/trickle filter (mostly for the added water flow and adds a lot of extra gallons to the total capacity)

my main fish group
8, 3"+ CL's
7, 2-7" YoYo's
3, 4" Horse's
3, SAE's
various others
cats, tetra's etc...

sorry about the crap pics.. I need a better cam.






tried to get a pic of one of the horse's


peek a booo

nice group of clowns! never knew the where a simpsons fan though.

looks a bit overcrowded with all the different species but that is just my opinion . i would take less species and focus one one or two as eyecatchers

yeah I noticed the reflection, thought it was pretty funny.

I agree I need to focus more on 1 family.

geez I thought you had Homer in the tank!!!!
I think that your algee eater might be a SAE not a CAE. Kinda hard to tell but if I were you I'd hope that was the case.

Nice group :) Absolutely LOVE the driftwood

You do have SAE's by the way. They are not "true" Flying foxes, but Crossocheilus siamensis, or Siamese Algea Eaters.

If anyone is curious, here's a link to the differences

http://www.azgardens.com/algae_eating_fish.php

I've had to refer to that many times Actually, that's where I learned a bit about my Garra pingi pingi

well thanks for the info, I stand corrected then.
looks like I have SAE's!!
thanks

yeah the drift wood touches all sides including the top..
total pain in the a** to get into the tank opening.
it was a rare find. day it came in friend called me about it.
I totally love it!

Nice set up, I have been looking everywhere for that type of gravel. How big are your clowns?

notoo7 wrote:Nice set up, I have been looking everywhere for that type of gravel. How big are your clowns?

I got the Tahitian Moon Sand from drfostersmith, I just happen to catch them on a sweet sale. I have about a 4"+ deep sand bed; makes a great hiding place for the horses and a few others. Also very easy to dig up any crumbs.
http://www.drsfostersmith.com/Product/P ... 004+113555

Most of my clowns are 4"+, 2 seem to be a bit smaller. I've had them for about 2.5years now. They were all purchased together from the same shipment. I'm taking a bit of a guess here and saying that they've been together since birth maybe? They all get along great and never quarrel. Until recently (last 6months) they haven’t had typical clown behavior ("sleeping") and they are also quiet friendly towards all the other fish in the tank.

Looks like that will be my next purchase for my next aquarium as every says my tanks are to smalll. Originally I bought the 55gal for a Discus tank in the bedroom. But my wife and I fell in love with loaches and started buying them up.

I think it's an illness....