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Emma Turner
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Post by Emma Turner » Fri May 05, 2006 7:15 pm

ClownMob wrote: also to the others who commented, any thoughts on my striata size question?
Out of interest we have several B. striata in our 8ft loach display tank at work, and one of them is huge. It must be 4.5" long and is really chubby. We've had several offers to buy her, but no way are we selling that one! I'd say this fish has been in that tank for about 2.5 years and was introduced as a little 1.5" baby.

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Post by ClownMob » Sat May 06, 2006 7:49 pm

4 1/2"? giddy up. :D

thanks emma, appreciate the info. :) thats good to know, I may have been "misinforming" a bit on striata, was under impression they top out around 3" mark.

they are great little loaches, had mine about a year and really like them.
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Post by poeticpyro » Sun May 07, 2006 10:13 am

i was also told that 3" is the most common, but obviously they can get quite large...
many tanks...

got to love my fat little wobbly wigglies...

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Post by ClownMob » Sun May 07, 2006 5:54 pm

hopefully it wasn't me that told ya that poeticpyro :P (just kidding I think)
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