Hi, excellent video, it was my article you linked to regarding spawning sidthimunki, I have just moved my current group to a new tank and they have been spawning very well.
@@GirlTalksFish rock piles are definitely the key to saving eggs and giving safe refuge to fry, I’ve just set up my newest tank for them and put photos on my Facebook group Loach fanatics of the setup, I use rock piles in all my tanks now and it’s led to a lot of success with spawning loaches
Wow, your delivery is some of the best I've seen anywhere on UA-cam. Your natural and conversational tone is outstanding. I always enjoy your videos for the content, but I stay to the end because I'm not listening to someone shout like a sportscaster or offer unedited narration. Thank you, and keep up the good work! Subscribed and notified. (PS now I really want to start a loach tank!)
Awww, thank you so much! I strive to be concise whenever possible because I know your time is precious. And yes, you should totally start a loach tank. 😁
Fun fact: I just compared old pics from a trip to Thailand in 1997 with the photo you used at 2:04. I got a photo from exactly the same perspective, just with a little less houses in the river. Last year I got my gang of 10 dwarf chain loaches. It was fun to find out, I once have been to their natural habitat.
I can barely sit down to watch a 40 minute episode of a TV show but you somehow made me watch 8 minutes on a fish I knew nothing about because of how well this was presented. Thanks for the info!
Dwarf chain loaches have to be my favorite loach ever! All that personality in such a tiny package one interesting thing I have noticed with mine is that they will school with my rummy nose tetras.
I have 4 yo-yo loaches that I picked up to help with a pest snail infestation in my 6ft long 90 gallon I built myself. They were very effective. They have grown considerably in 2 1/2 years and have amazing patterns that have replaced the Yo-Yo found on their side when young. They race back and forth along the length of the tank with 5 Denison barbs. They share their tank with 8 platinum angelfish, 4 Bolivian rams, 18 albino cory’s and 4 albino bristle nose. I really like the activity the loach bring to my community aquarium
Yes!!! finally, a dwarf chain loach care vid, kept seeing them on your Instagram page so I was curious about them (btw the tank looks GREAT! must be sonic and the tiger lotus)
Thank you so much! Yes, the dwarf aquarium lotus is quickly become one of my favorite plants because of the intense color and huge growth. Plus, clearing up the algae problem has really increased my enjoyment a lot. :)
Hands down the pea puffer is the best pest snail getter. Yes they can be a bit much. I bought 4 for my planted 125 gallon community tank. Watched them for a few days . Two are focused on predating, two were focused on everyone else and each other. So I removed those two. Now I have two in my community and they are very happy. They only really get bothered by each other, but the tank is big enough that they dont have to deal with each other much . I had probably 500-1000 pest snails in my tank. I could not find any inside of 2 weeks . They're still there they just only come out at night now .
I have a group of 20 in a 75 gallon. They have killed at least 6 full grown tiger barbs, mostly attacks the side of the barbs until they die. I found out one of the loach had a deformed mouth and I think it wasn't getting enough food so it resorted to nipping and biting the sides of the barbs. After I culled that one, everything was back to being ok! Other tank mates are 5 fully grown giant danios and 5 fully grown tiger barbs.
I have a dozen in a 60g tank along with some S. Lucipinnis. They play all day long and are a joy to watch. They are first to the food and eat like mini clown loaches - in other words - they are little piggies. They like flake food and micro pellets, but will attack larger shrimp pellets as well. All I can say is FUN FUN FUN!!!
Great video. I bought my 6 four years ago. At first I found them to be quite aggressive - they DID tear the fins of my full grown Angelfish and worried anything with long fins. I subsequently read reports of them biting eyes of sedentary fish such as corys. I didn't have any corys but I observed them chasing fully grown red scissortails and denisoni barbs trying to bite their eyes but luckily they were too fast for them. Eventually as they got a bit older they settled down and now they act as described in this video. They don't worry my other fish though I haven't risked any really long finned species with them nor any other bottom dwellers. Given my experience I would say exercise caution when considering tank mates when they are young, but in the right tank these are indeed great characters! One other thing - they may also nibble tender plants. My Ludwigia often has holes but luckily it grows so fast it can cope with their attention.
Awesome video! I had these guys in one of my tanks before, and I don't know what I did, but I had fry from them. Not a lot, but a few. Sadly, I only got that one spawn, and was never able to replicate my results.
I watched many videos and read reviews about these before buying 6 for my community tank, with I’d say 90% of people saying positive things about them. I had a big pest snail population I was trying to reduce hence my interest in them. However it has been the single biggest mistake since starting in the aquarium hobby. In the first week they ate out the eyes of a couple of my cardinal tetras, and then I had an outbreak of Ick likely caused due to the stress caused by this behaviour. Although when I watched the tank I didn’t tend to see any aggression toward the community, it’s a safe bet they were responsible for the eye eating as I have since researched this specifically and others have experienced the same thing. The loaches had plenty food on offer so it’s not as if they were desperately hungry, it seems to be an unfortunate part of their nature, I guess it’s why they’re good at eating the snails, which I can confirm they did do with very few snails left visible after a week. I therefore had to obviously remove the loaches which being such fast and bottom dwelling hiders, I had to complete disassemble a heavily planted tank that I was very proud of just to get them out. The experience has been awful, there’s still 1 in there I’m unable to find as they’re so elusive when they want to hide and I’m now treating the tank for ick. I would really not recommend in a peaceful community tank, and just had to share this for other keepers to see.
Yes, they’re so NOT a peaceful community fish! I gave these a try in a large (450 liter) community tank and they were stressing out and chasing both each other and many of the slower fish, bit my slow pearl gouramis (they went all pale because of that) and made my usually very outgoing and active diamond tetras hiding among the plants. The loaches are incredibly active so they MUST have a large tank. Yes they do eat snails but they’re semi-aggressive fish and they should be put in a community tank with big caution. Probably would work better with some very active, fast and semi-aggressive species.
That is such a beautiful tank! May I ask what size it is? Sonic looks exactly like one of my Bettas, Boo but the resemblance ends there. Sadly, Boo does not seem to enjoy the company of busy tankmates, and he had to be moved from my community aquarium to his own private quarters. He didn't even like my ember tetras, and I can't imagine how he'd react to being sniffed by a school of inquisitive loaches! Cool fish, though. Now that he's got his own space, I may have to get some.
Awww, I loved these little fish when I had them in my first heavily planed tank. They are adorable and got along fine with everything else. Unfortunately, I was experimenting with DIY CO2 and let it get too high for them--lost all 6. That was an expensive lesson.
They are surprisingly long lived. I have a few that have been with me 10 years and still going strong. Anyway they can't do anything to malayan trumpet snails. Those are bullet proof.
Great video! Love the way u explain things, so easy going and really thorough. I know u said 6-8 in a 20 gallon, but what's your opinion of 3 in a 10 gallon?
You know, I remember hearing that these were good tankmates for bettas but couldn’t find much care info... well, not here on UA-cam, at least. Quality content, as always...
Thank you! I wouldn't say they are the best tank mates for betta fish because some bettas get really annoyed by curious fish, but they worked out okay for me.
Your tank is so beautiful, I can’t wait to start the process of setting mine up. :) I am thinking white skirt tetras and I haven’t decided on my bottom dweller/algae eater yet. I think I am interested in hillstream loaches. I think... 🤔
Thanks for the video. There’s not much out there on these guys yet. I have some black-line loaches that are very similar and so far (3.5 months) the only thing that they seem to eat is frozen brine shrimp or bloodworms. To get more variety in their diet, I might try repashy like you show in the video.
Definitely looking into those fish. What size tank is yours? I have a 20 gallon with 6 neons, 2 Otto cats, 2 mollies, and a blue velvet shrimp. I was wondering if my tank would be to crowded to get some of those dwarf chain loaches..
i bought 2 of them for my snail-infested 30L. They don't eat snails. at the beginning the snail numbers seems to be reduced but 2 months later the snails are all over the places, the chain loaches are happily swimming around totally ignoring the snails. I tried traps before but never managed to get rid of the snails. so annoying
Hey, I have recently started a tropical 20g aquarium and I am looking for center piece fish ideas. I am open to any suggestions and any at all would be greatly appreciated.
Love this video!! What a Excellent job!!! 😁❤️ I personally Love the Dwarf Chain Loach!!! 🤍❤️ One of my most favorite and beloved Fish!!!! I'm hopeful to get a group of 6-8 for a 20 gallon with some Zebra Danio, Cherry Barb, and maybe a Kribensis Cichlid or Ram Cichlid!! What are your thoughts about this idea??
I wanted some dwarf chain loaches cause I had a snail problem and it is now fixed cause I bought these guys and I love their behavior as a kindergartener outside
GIRL TALKS FISH this video is so unique, if you see this, there are footages of dwarf chain loaches when SOUNDWAVE was in the tank as well as when SONIC is in the tank right now..... This is Super Cool!!!!
Yes, for sure! I also found that my kuhli loaches came out more when the other tank mates were gentler and not as fast-paced. Once I added my betta fish, they didn't like his assertive behavior and hid from him.
I have five khulis in my 100L tank and I see them all the time! They are extremely lively and even like to sit high up on roots. They share the tank with seven African dwarf frogs, four endler guppy fry that outsmarted the frogs (adults died a few months after purchase but left a lot of fry) and a few snails, and they get along great. My tank is heavily planted, and I have a lot of floater plants for shade. I've never even seen them hide in the sand. They dig in it, but mostly looking for food. They aren't scared of my frogs at all, they will even sit on them if they get in the way hahah.
They look so cute but i LOVE snails. Tiny invasice ,nerites and mostly mystery snails. I love snails i have them in every tank i own. I own many many pets.
@@MattKeepsFish Yep get many small clown loaches , provide hiding places and also with other peaceful fishes around and watch them swim together , clown loaches are super friendly cheers
I think my Botha plucked the barbells off my placid Cory Dora’s. I did not realize until I purchased young NEW Cory’s and noticed they had perky barbells and my older ones were BALD. As soon as I saw that I put the Cory’s in a tank WITHOUT any Botias. Cory seems happier now. So WATCH OUT FOR BARBELL PLUCKING. good grief! Otherwise I LOVE THESE BOTIAS. PETITE SIZED FISH
Its kinda weird here over in the land of Oz we barely get these diseases but you guys in the USA sound like its a normal part of the hobby.im curious why.
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Hi, excellent video, it was my article you linked to regarding spawning sidthimunki, I have just moved my current group to a new tank and they have been spawning very well.
That's awesome to hear! I'm so glad to hear that your method is successful and repeatable. Any new tips and tricks to share?
@@GirlTalksFish rock piles are definitely the key to saving eggs and giving safe refuge to fry, I’ve just set up my newest tank for them and put photos on my Facebook group Loach fanatics of the setup, I use rock piles in all my tanks now and it’s led to a lot of success with spawning loaches
@@markduffill7356 Awesome, thank you so much! Can't wait to check it out.
Wow, your delivery is some of the best I've seen anywhere on UA-cam. Your natural and conversational tone is outstanding. I always enjoy your videos for the content, but I stay to the end because I'm not listening to someone shout like a sportscaster or offer unedited narration. Thank you, and keep up the good work! Subscribed and notified. (PS now I really want to start a loach tank!)
Awww, thank you so much! I strive to be concise whenever possible because I know your time is precious. And yes, you should totally start a loach tank. 😁
Fun fact: I just compared old pics from a trip to Thailand in 1997 with the photo you used at 2:04. I got a photo from exactly the same perspective, just with a little less houses in the river. Last year I got my gang of 10 dwarf chain loaches. It was fun to find out, I once have been to their natural habitat.
I can barely sit down to watch a 40 minute episode of a TV show but you somehow made me watch 8 minutes on a fish I knew nothing about because of how well this was presented. Thanks for the info!
Glad you enjoyed it
*Looking for a helpful loach that eats algae instead of snails? See my hillstream loach tutorial here: **ua-cam.com/video/M-pCQFR_MzI/v-deo.html*
I love your vedios please make a vedio on anclor catfish
I absolutely love my hillstreams
cool fish ...
Dwarf chain loaches have to be my favorite loach ever! All that personality in such a tiny package one interesting thing I have noticed with mine is that they will school with my rummy nose tetras.
I have 4 yo-yo loaches that I picked up to help with a pest snail infestation in my 6ft long 90 gallon I built myself. They were very effective. They have grown considerably in 2 1/2 years and have amazing patterns that have replaced the Yo-Yo found on their side when young. They race back and forth along the length of the tank with 5 Denison barbs. They share their tank with 8 platinum angelfish, 4 Bolivian rams, 18 albino cory’s and 4 albino bristle nose. I really like the activity the loach bring to my community aquarium
Yes!!! finally, a dwarf chain loach care vid, kept seeing them on your Instagram page so I was curious about them (btw the tank looks GREAT! must be sonic and the tiger lotus)
Thank you so much! Yes, the dwarf aquarium lotus is quickly become one of my favorite plants because of the intense color and huge growth. Plus, clearing up the algae problem has really increased my enjoyment a lot. :)
Hands down the pea puffer is the best pest snail getter. Yes they can be a bit much. I bought 4 for my planted 125 gallon community tank. Watched them for a few days . Two are focused on predating, two were focused on everyone else and each other. So I removed those two. Now I have two in my community and they are very happy. They only really get bothered by each other, but the tank is big enough that they dont have to deal with each other much . I had probably 500-1000 pest snails in my tank. I could not find any inside of 2 weeks . They're still there they just only come out at night now .
I have a group of 20 in a 75 gallon. They have killed at least 6 full grown tiger barbs, mostly attacks the side of the barbs until they die. I found out one of the loach had a deformed mouth and I think it wasn't getting enough food so it resorted to nipping and biting the sides of the barbs. After I culled that one, everything was back to being ok! Other tank mates are 5 fully grown giant danios and 5 fully grown tiger barbs.
I want to get rid of ramshorns, but not my expensive Hercules snails (bigger then Rabbits even) 78 gallon tank. Best Option?
3:20 haha should’ve got one of the new Coop plant weights! :)
I have a dozen in a 60g tank along with some S. Lucipinnis. They play all day long and are a joy to watch. They are first to the food and eat like mini clown loaches - in other words - they are little piggies. They like flake food and micro pellets, but will attack larger shrimp pellets as well. All I can say is FUN FUN FUN!!!
Great video. I bought my 6 four years ago. At first I found them to be quite aggressive - they DID tear the fins of my full grown Angelfish and worried anything with long fins. I subsequently read reports of them biting eyes of sedentary fish such as corys. I didn't have any corys but I observed them chasing fully grown red scissortails and denisoni barbs trying to bite their eyes but luckily they were too fast for them.
Eventually as they got a bit older they settled down and now they act as described in this video. They don't worry my other fish though I haven't risked any really long finned species with them nor any other bottom dwellers.
Given my experience I would say exercise caution when considering tank mates when they are young, but in the right tank these are indeed great characters!
One other thing - they may also nibble tender plants. My Ludwigia often has holes but luckily it grows so fast it can cope with their attention.
Love that your slow-mover is named Sonic. 😂
Do you know if they’re safe to keep with Amano shrimp?
I have them with an open top and they've been just fine. Very active fish. Mine leave my Corys alone too.
I have a big snail problem their very tiny but I can’t get rid of them I hope these fish can help
Can they be kept with betta and corydoras
Do you know if they get along with Cory's? Thanks
Thanks for the info on a fish that not many people talk about.
😃😃😃 I will DEFINITELY be a member here on UA-cam😃😃😃 Again, thank you so much, Irene for being your amazing self✌️♥️🤘
Yay, thank you so much! I need to record my "welcome to my membership" video and then I can finally launch it.
@@GirlTalksFish please do! I’ve been waiting for you to finally pull the plug on that one, lol. Oh the anticipation 😁
Great video, as always, Irene. Thanks. 👍
My pleasure! It was a fun video to make. 😊
pleaaaasee tell me where can I get some levamisole, my tank has camallanus worms
Awesome video! I had these guys in one of my tanks before, and I don't know what I did, but I had fry from them. Not a lot, but a few. Sadly, I only got that one spawn, and was never able to replicate my results.
What's that mini stingray looking fish by the heater at 3:59?
A hillstream loach! They're seriously one of my favorite algae eaters. ua-cam.com/video/M-pCQFR_MzI/v-deo.html
@@GirlTalksFish thanks!
Can i keep them with tetra fishes like neon tetras?
Nice informative video! I’ve been wondering about these loaches. Thanks for the info!
I just bought them, have a problem with ramshorns snails and 20 min after I put them in I seen one swimming with shell in his mouth 😅
That's not "Smelling" them, that's giving the new fish in the tank a welcome kiss! XD
Great timing. Just thinking about buying some of these guys...
I have 3 of 2yr old dwarf chain loaches and plenty of corys and i have a bad snail problem
I watched many videos and read reviews about these before buying 6 for my community tank, with I’d say 90% of people saying positive things about them. I had a big pest snail population I was trying to reduce hence my interest in them.
However it has been the single biggest mistake since starting in the aquarium hobby.
In the first week they ate out the eyes of a couple of my cardinal tetras, and then I had an outbreak of Ick likely caused due to the stress caused by this behaviour. Although when I watched the tank I didn’t tend to see any aggression toward the community, it’s a safe bet they were responsible for the eye eating as I have since researched this specifically and others have experienced the same thing.
The loaches had plenty food on offer so it’s not as if they were desperately hungry, it seems to be an unfortunate part of their nature, I guess it’s why they’re good at eating the snails, which I can confirm they did do with very few snails left visible after a week.
I therefore had to obviously remove the loaches which being such fast and bottom dwelling hiders, I had to complete disassemble a heavily planted tank that I was very proud of just to get them out.
The experience has been awful, there’s still 1 in there I’m unable to find as they’re so elusive when they want to hide and I’m now treating the tank for ick.
I would really not recommend in a peaceful community tank, and just had to share this for other keepers to see.
Yes, they’re so NOT a peaceful community fish! I gave these a try in a large (450 liter) community tank and they were stressing out and chasing both each other and many of the slower fish, bit my slow pearl gouramis (they went all pale because of that) and made my usually very outgoing and active diamond tetras hiding among the plants. The loaches are incredibly active so they MUST have a large tank. Yes they do eat snails but they’re semi-aggressive fish and they should be put in a community tank with big caution. Probably would work better with some very active, fast and semi-aggressive species.
Thanks for the information! Do you think they would be okay with 2 Mexican dwarf (cpo) crayfish in a 55 gallon tank?
How do you breed them?
I liked this video. I have been thinking about getting chain loaches. Was not sure about my eco-complete. Of course, now I am not sure about cost.
@Girl Talks Fish are the chain loaches still getting along with the corys and otos?
Where can i get these fish i keep getting snails in tank.
Hi thanks for this I’ve got 16 and there fantastic , can I ask what kind of fish are the blue tetra type fish at 3. 45 thanks 👍
That is such a beautiful tank! May I ask what size it is? Sonic looks exactly like one of my Bettas, Boo but the resemblance ends there. Sadly, Boo does not seem to enjoy the company of busy tankmates, and he had to be moved from my community aquarium to his own private quarters. He didn't even like my ember tetras, and I can't imagine how he'd react to being sniffed by a school of inquisitive loaches! Cool fish, though. Now that he's got his own space, I may have to get some.
Do you think these would get along with Medaka? Sorry to ask a question about a completely different fish x
Very cool little loaches!
How many are best for a group?
It’s in the video, watch it
I have a beta , cories and tetras in my tank will they get along
I have an armoured shrimp. Will they be ok with them ?
A school of 15 of these is on my list for next 90 gallon tank!
What 2 aquarium co-op filters do u recommend for a 20 gallon tank?
That was a very detailed video. 👍 question, will these eat limpets?
Awww, I loved these little fish when I had them in my first heavily planed tank. They are adorable and got along fine with everything else. Unfortunately, I was experimenting with DIY CO2 and let it get too high for them--lost all 6. That was an expensive lesson.
They are surprisingly long lived. I have a few that have been with me 10 years and still going strong. Anyway they can't do anything to malayan trumpet snails. Those are bullet proof.
Are they shrimp safe?
What do you do when you see them become bothersome?
My betta fishes eye is cloudy do you know what’s wrong with him and what I can do to help him
You’re in the wrong place buddy
Great video! Love the way u explain things, so easy going and really thorough. I know u said 6-8 in a 20 gallon, but what's your opinion of 3 in a 10 gallon?
No they are schooling fish don’t abuse them 😡
@@ilandavydov2891 Wasn't planning on abusing them, that's why I asked. Stop assuming and accusing.
They were $14.99 4 years ago in Kentucky
I love these videos! I hope Elassoma get featured sometime.
Oh my goodness,
pygmy sunfish look sooo cool. I'll have to read up on them more.
Are your Platys ok with your Betta????
I love my chain loaches, I can watch them for hrs, they love my Siamese algae eaters lol 😆
Will they eat shrimp
You know, I remember hearing that these were good tankmates for bettas but couldn’t find much care info... well, not here on UA-cam, at least. Quality content, as always...
Thank you! I wouldn't say they are the best tank mates for betta fish because some bettas get really annoyed by curious fish, but they worked out okay for me.
Your tank is so beautiful, I can’t wait to start the process of setting mine up. :) I am thinking white skirt tetras and I haven’t decided on my bottom dweller/algae eater yet. I think I am interested in hillstream loaches. I think... 🤔
I love the hillstream loaches! And thanks for becoming a new member. 🤗
Thanks for the video. There’s not much out there on these guys yet. I have some black-line loaches that are very similar and so far (3.5 months) the only thing that they seem to eat is frozen brine shrimp or bloodworms. To get more variety in their diet, I might try repashy like you show in the video.
was one of them itching/ flashing at the 6.34 part. is that normal behaviour
Definitely looking into those fish. What size tank is yours? I have a 20 gallon with 6 neons, 2 Otto cats, 2 mollies, and a blue velvet shrimp. I was wondering if my tank would be to crowded to get some of those dwarf chain loaches..
Will these eat my amano shrimp
Awesome video as always! I would love to have a big group of these! But they are very pricey where I am.
Also try the zebra botia loach, just as effective but will eat shrimp.
Thanks for this video. Are they shrimps friendly?
i bought 2 of them for my snail-infested 30L. They don't eat snails. at the beginning the snail numbers seems to be reduced but 2 months later the snails are all over the places, the chain loaches are happily swimming around totally ignoring the snails. I tried traps before but never managed to get rid of the snails. so annoying
Hey, I have recently started a tropical 20g aquarium and I am looking for center piece fish ideas. I am open to any suggestions and any at all would be greatly appreciated.
Will these be ok with bloody mary shrimp and pygmy corys?
Love this video!! What a Excellent job!!! 😁❤️
I personally Love the Dwarf Chain Loach!!! 🤍❤️ One of my most favorite and beloved Fish!!!! I'm hopeful to get a group of 6-8 for a 20 gallon with some Zebra Danio, Cherry Barb, and maybe a Kribensis Cichlid or Ram Cichlid!!
What are your thoughts about this idea??
love these guys
I wanted some dwarf chain loaches cause I had a snail problem and it is now fixed cause I bought these guys and I love their behavior as a kindergartener outside
I like your educational videos keep up the work
Been a while since I kept these I don't remember seeing that weird behaviour when I added new fish very interesting 👍😎
GIRL TALKS FISH this video is so unique, if you see this, there are footages of dwarf chain loaches when SOUNDWAVE was in the tank as well as when SONIC is in the tank right now.....
This is Super Cool!!!!
I love my kuhli loaches, but I rarely see them. :( Do loaches actually display more active behaviour in larger groups?
Yes, for sure! I also found that my kuhli loaches came out more when the other tank mates were gentler and not as fast-paced. Once I added my betta fish, they didn't like his assertive behavior and hid from him.
I have five khulis in my 100L tank and I see them all the time! They are extremely lively and even like to sit high up on roots. They share the tank with seven African dwarf frogs, four endler guppy fry that outsmarted the frogs (adults died a few months after purchase but left a lot of fry) and a few snails, and they get along great. My tank is heavily planted, and I have a lot of floater plants for shade. I've never even seen them hide in the sand. They dig in it, but mostly looking for food. They aren't scared of my frogs at all, they will even sit on them if they get in the way hahah.
I think this just trumped Khuli loaches!
Your betta looks exactly Like mine 😂 so beautiful
Great info. Thank you!
Great Video!
There are a couple smaller loaches; rosy loach and Vietnamese banded loach.
Wow! Such a vibrant fish! Waiting on that update on sonic😉. Can you pls make a video on cats?🙃🙃🙃
Update on Sonic coming up next week 😊
@@GirlTalksFish yayyy
These guys are hard to find. I've checked with all lfs and none of them carry them. I need them to control my pest snails in my 10 gallon.
Are these Shrimp safe?
What size is your tank? Will dwarf chains eat shrimp?
Great info. 🐟🌿😊👍
Just like always amazing video .❤❤
Thank you so much, and thank you for watching!
@@GirlTalksFish can u make a video on mosses
I would love to see those
Is that a male Betta in that tank?
They look so cute but i LOVE snails. Tiny invasice ,nerites and mostly mystery snails. I love snails i have them in every tank i own. I own many many pets.
What fish in this video looks like a saltwater fire fish?
Cool, anyone else have loaches ?:D
I own a serpent loach
Looking into it :D tips?
@@RosalineKnott1275 awesome with the bands :D i have clown loaches "D
@@MattKeepsFish Yep get many small clown loaches , provide hiding places and also with other peaceful fishes around and watch them swim together , clown loaches are super friendly cheers
@@WorldAquariumSingapore Way too big 😂 Think 40 gallon
Hopefully 3 isn’t too few. I just got them today
Really cool fish 😎
Very good video I enjoyed
Cool fish!
I think my Botha plucked the barbells off my placid Cory Dora’s. I did not realize until I purchased young NEW Cory’s and noticed they had perky barbells and my older ones were BALD. As soon as I saw that I put the Cory’s in a tank WITHOUT any Botias. Cory seems happier now. So WATCH OUT FOR BARBELL PLUCKING. good grief! Otherwise I LOVE THESE BOTIAS. PETITE SIZED FISH
Very informative
Its kinda weird here over in the land of Oz we barely get these diseases but you guys in the USA sound like its a normal part of the hobby.im curious why.