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Clown Loach (February)
Scientific Name: Chromobotia Macracanthus
Kingdom: Animalia
Phylum: Chordata
Class: Actinopterygii
Order: Cypriniformes
Family: Cobitidae
Genus: Chromobotia
Species: C. Macracanthus
Location: Found in Indonesia, Sumatra and Borneo.
Size: From 11 to 14 inches.
Life Span: 15 years or more.
Habits: Clown Loaches prefer to live in groups of 3 or 4. They need a lot of room to move around. A fifty gallon or bigger is substantial. If there are less than 3 loaches they tend to hide. They prefer high lighting. They do not like changes of tank or tank mates.
Tank Level: Loaches will move all around the tank if there is more than one of a kind. They will hide if there are changes and only one or two of the kind.
Food: Loaches like worms, but will eat flake food.
Preferred Habitat: Many plants and hiding places.
Tank Mates: Tiger Barbs and Panda Cory’s.
Breeding: The loaches usually spawn in the wild.
pH: Between 5.0 and 8.0.
Water: Lots of water changes, since they are from streams.
Temperature Range: 77 to 86 F
Clown Loach
These are just a few of the amazing and intricate designs people come up with for aquariums.
This is like a fun park for fish. Very cool design, the fish might get confused which tank they are in.
Brush your teeth and watch the fish, at least now you have an excuse for forgetting to floss. Watching the fish can be very hypnotic.
You can be lazy and still feed the fish without getting up…. what a novel concept.
There are a few channels…fish…fish……and fish.
This sign moves and not with lights. Very convincing, I would go to the aquarium just because of the sign.
Don’t flush the fish!?
www.fish.com…yep that’s the only website.
Play a game and the fish can play too…
Make a call and watch fish swim….cool.
The outgoing employee on “Take your pet to work day.”
I would eat at this restaurant just to see the fish swim between tanks.
Pictures from: impactlab.com, toxel.com, izismile.com, hackedgadgets.com, gadgets.fosfor.se, collthings.co.uk