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Lisa1981MQ3ECW
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Botia Dario

Post by Lisa1981MQ3ECW » Sun May 24, 2009 6:17 pm

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Was sold this as Botia Striata but believe its actually Botia Dario? Have been looking for a few mates for it but having trouble finding more. I've got 1 Zebra Loach and although they were fine to start with the Zebra Loach is really harrassing it now. Plan is to get more Botia Dario and then possibly return the Zebra as I don't have room for decent sized groups of each.

mickthefish
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Post by mickthefish » Sun May 24, 2009 6:38 pm

your right, it's definitely a dario.
wish you luck in getting a few more .

mick
never take people at face value.

mickthefish
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Post by mickthefish » Sun May 24, 2009 6:40 pm

it's a shame your not nearer to manchester as i've seen them in a few shop in big numbers from juveniles to adults.

mick
never take people at face value.

BotiaMaximus
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Post by BotiaMaximus » Mon May 25, 2009 12:00 am

mickthefish wrote:it's a shame your not nearer to manchester as i've seen them in a few shop in big numbers from juveniles to adults.

mick
:x Rub it in why don't ya! Over in another post Helen is coming home from a BBQ with 4 huge beautiful almorhae that the owner didn't like! Isn't that just dandy!

Lisa - that is a nice little dario you have there. :D I would love to have a school of them myself. Best of luck to you finding some buddies for him!
"Long May You Loach"

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