My Loaches

[farid]

Hi there
i'd like to present you my hill stream loaches

S.wui





S.lineolata fry & female




on the glass



Gastromyzon ocellatus


Gastromyzon ctenocephalus


during little fights colours changes in a few seconds


the belly side is quite stunning











front


back








the heart



Pseudogastromyzon cheni

two males fighting


Sewellia sp. spotted


fry vs snail



Sinogastromyzon tonkinensis
this species is history as 12 of them died in about 14 days (had no clue why )



Beaufortia leveretti or kweichowensis


this is it ...of my loach section

farid

[palaeodave]

Welcome to the loach forums! We love seeing pictures and yours are fantastic! Can we see pictures of your whole tank?

[mickthefish]

thanks for posting those pics of your fish up Farid, there are quite a few photographers on here who will say the same as me.
Superb

mick

[Emma Turner]

W w, Farid, these pics are awesome. Thank you for sharing these beautiful loaches with us.

Emma

[Graeme Robson]

Gorgeous pictures!! Another Welcome to Loaches Online is in order!

[Jim Powers]

Welcome!!
Great pics!!!

[farid]

thank you guys so much

some of the small tanks like the S.wui/G.stellatus or Sewellia babies will be new decorated soon ...

here some of my tanks

13x Gastromyzon ctenocephalus 50x40x30cm


11x Beaufortia leveretti 50x40x30cm...fishes are sold!


11x Sewellia lineolata 50x40x30cm
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28x Sewellia sp. "spotted 100x40x30cm


7-9x Gastromyzon ocellatus 27,5x40x30cm


4x Sinogastromyzon wui & 6 G. stellatus


27 Sewellia lineolata babies 27,5x40x30cm


for those who understand german ---> http://veloofahren.ch/Aquarium/flossensauger.html

cheers
farid

[wasserscheu]

Herzlich willkommen Farid,

As usual (from German Forum) excellent pics, very good stuff.

Gruss

[odyssey]

Hi farid.

Well, I was overlooking this thread.
They're wonderful tanks, aren't they?
Pictures of Gastromyzon seem to be an X-ray.

Your fish species may be quite close to my taste.
I was surprised at a name called "Sinogastromyzon tonkinensis" for an instant.
I keep a similar fish, but I think that it is S.puliensis.

Here are the website that may serve as a reference.
http://www.practicalfishkeeping.co.uk/p ... ?news=1970
http://forums.loaches.com/viewtopic.php ... astromyzon

Odyssey.