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Many fish-keepers report Skunk loaches to be a crepuscular species, which often remains hidden during the day. Skunk loaches need an pH of 6.5-7.0 and an temperature of 79-86 degrees Fahrenheit, (26-30 degrees Celsius). The Skunk Loach spends the day hiding but it will get quite active at dusk. How common are they? I got yo-yo loaches when I couldn't find zebra ones and I wouldn't be without them! Regarding this, do Kuhli loaches eat other fish? Assuming there are enough hiding spots, rock caves, driftwood, ect and enough bottom pellets/sinking food you shouldn't have a problem! Other signs of rabies in skunks include fearless behavior around humans or pets and very aggressive behaviors. It is a lively fish, and though generally quite peaceful it can get aggressive towards members of its own species, especially if there are not enough hiding places. I have only danios there at the moment. They are excellent scavengers, always moving around the bottom of the tank looking for food. Skunk loach; Angelicus Loach; Clown Loach (clown loaches are not Botia BUT can be aggressive and can grow to a large size) Be sure to avoid loaches with the classification ‘Botia’. They are mean little sods, and don't mind if what they are chasing is 2-3 times their size. Pictures . But there will need to be at least six to spread out aggression throughout the tank. They've never taken any notice of any of my other fish. Also thank to Jonathon Whipple. JavaScript is disabled. There is a chance that they will hide the entire day in the caves or hiding places. Red finned, YoYo, Zebra and Skunk are good snail controllers although Red finned grow large (avoid bright blue dyed versions,) and Skunk can be nippy. I know skunk loaches are but would the skunk tear it up? The temperature was around 70c. The Skunk Loach spends most of the day hiding but will become more active at dusk. Add Your Animal Stories . Loaches are active bottom dwelling scavengers ideally suited for the community aquarium. I have 5 cories, 1 bristenose, 2 pictus, 2 CAE and the loaches that all cover the bottom. However, there are a few species than can get aggressive. Skunk Botia Loach is too aggressive? See this web site for lots of details. Because it originates from streams, it requires water currents in the aquarium. sanjin. Welcome: Introduce Yourself & Learn More About TFF. Fish of the Month, Pet of the Month. Caution and observation as … It will school with others of the same age and size. aquariums. I've had lots of different loaches and found the yo-yo loach isn't very aggressive (I had 8 huge ones a few years back), they are extremely playfull but I found 2 problems with them. Loaches are a large family of highly intelligent freshwater fish. Water parameters: pH: 7.0 or below. Yoyo loaches have social pattern of behavior just like clown loaches. Read More. Loach Book Published by Loaches Online Editors. the diet - mosquito larvae, brineshrimp, and daphnia are usually taken with much likely to have a rounder abdomen. I have one of these fish, and they are more semi-aggressive than peaceful. The Skunk Botia Loach is an active scavenger that is a semi-aggressive fish that enjoys the company of its own species, or other semi-aggressive fish. In the wild, this species feeds on mollusks, and as can probably be Is this normal for a Skunk? Other signs of rabies in skunks include fearless behavior around humans or pets and very aggressive behaviors. Habitat and Tank Conditions. - February 2021 Tank of the Month (31 Gallons and larger), Tank of the Month, ORIGINS Southeast Asia, ranging eastward from northern India to Thailand. yoyo loaches require a 55 gallon at the very minimum preferably a 75 gallon , ... Nataku said: Yoyos are not aggressive they're just hyperactive. Clown loaches, Yasuhikotakia species, including Dwarf and Skunk loaches, and smaller species among true Botia, such as the Yo-yo and Zebra loaches, are acceptable if kept in groups and alongside tank mates of similar size and disposition. Weather Loach. Frquently asked questions about the Loaches Are loaches aggressive fish? I'm pretty sure that Zebra Loaches are all-around peaceful, but what about yo-yo and skunk loaches? I've read that they can be pretty "chasy", and since they both hang around the bottom, would they just have a complete war with each other? Skunk Loaches – Yasuhikotakia morleti. size, this is a very feisty loach species, which is not suitable for community Weather loach are great for large unheated tanks and Kuhli and Dwarf chain loach suit planted tanks and Asian biotope tanks. Perhaps a bit too aggressive - or do they just get a bad rap? Clown Loach Habitat and Care . Zebra Loach. protect the delicate sensory barbel area. Can be kept with other moderately aggressive species such as Yasuhikotakia eos, Y. lecontei, Y. modesta and many of the Syncrossus (Tiger loach) species. They get along well with virtually all other fish and provide plenty of action for the tank. These will attack other loaches, including pangio species, but in a large enough tank they will get along with their own kind. They are best kept with other small non-aggressive fish such as Corydoras, Danios, Rasboras and Tetras. Skunk poop is another danger. They snap a barb and make a distince clicking sound. SIZE 4 in (10 cm). Botiids are best kept in a small group of three or more, as they school in the wild naturally. They bothered my bristlenose when he was tiny and I had to chase them way while he was eating but now he's bigger and can take care of himself! The loach has always been aggressive but recently after rearranging certain decorations inside the tank, it has become especially aggressive, chasing the other fish and nipping their fins if they come too close. They may not necessarily be aggressive towards bettas, but it’s probably not worth the chance. And there are some fish who really do not appreciate said hyperactivity of yoyos zooming around the tank and sometimes bumping into other fish - they're adorable but I'm really not sure how good their vision is. Skunk Loach - Botia morleti - smallest of the 3. Kuhli Loaches are peaceful fish. Loaches are semi-aggressive fish when housed in the aquarium individually, so it is important to maintain each species in groups … Lastly, you’ll want to keep their lighting situation on the dim side. YoYo's are pretty harmless, but get a lot bigger then Skunks or Zebras. Many mollusc-eating loaches tend to be aggressive and as loaches are not specialist molluscivores will not tend to eat the larger, tough-shelled snails. Max dH: <12 degrees. Read More. I love this fish and will probably always have some in my tank. They will spend most of their time swimming at the bottom of the tank, scavenging and eating the leftover food that has sunk onto the sand. Skunks are opportunists at heart — they’re mainly attracted to … Don't ever leave a baby trap tank in with them because they pull the babies out by their tails, leaving just heads and 2. Loaches are semi-aggressive fish when housed in the aquarium individually, so it is important to maintain each species in groups of six or more to minimize aggression. Their tendency to harass other fish can be tempered by keeping in groups, allowing aggression to be spread more naturally amongst the group. Other than that, the most aggressive is by far the tiger loach and the other types similar- the Queen's and the berdmorei. I don't think so but the lfs girl said maybe if you have enough of the loaches. Spined Loach. This Skunk Loach is an evenly creamy-tan to light brown colour. There are over 200 different species of loaches and they are characterized by their eel-like bodies. Other species include Yasuhikotakia lecontei (Leconte’s loach), Yasuhikotakia morleti (Skunk loach), Yasuhikotakia caudipunctata (Speckle tailed loach), Yasuhikotakia splendida (Jaguar loach), Yasuhikotakia eos (Sun loach), and Y. longidorsalis. The Skunk Botia Loach is an active scavenger that is a semi-aggressive fish that enjoys the company of its own species, or other semi-aggressive fish. Plan your tank accordingly when keeping them because many grow to more than 15cm/6”. they are NOT aggressive----i keep mine with pencil fish, gouramis, angle fish, other loaches, and yes even a couple of cory catfish and bristle nosed plecos. Much like catfish, loaches are bottom dwelling fish with long thin bodies, somewhat resembling the eel. It is not commonly known that the excrement of a skunk can be loaded with dangerous and harmful bacteria that can transmit to people and pets, and those that are aware of this fact are sometimes under the mistaken … The best site to learn all about your favorite freshwater aquarium fish! Here’s a list of potential (non-fish) friends that should co-exist … The forum for the very best information on loaches of all types. Disease Potential. The long-finned fish and slow swimming ones are also restricted to be kept with this fish because Yoyo Loaches can damage their fins and tails out of aggression. SIZE 4 in (10 cm). Although popularly known as Loaches or true Loaches, these fish have also been commonly referred to as "Thorn-eyes". Clean, There is also a broad dark band surrounding the base of the tail. To avoid them it’s good to put a lot of covers in a tank – caves, snags, plants will do. Moderator: LoachForumModerators. Continue to 5 of 6 below. Most species of loaches also have 3-6 pairs of barbells which are used as feelers. They can fight and at that their body color becomes significantly lighter and the stripes almost disappear. They don't mess with anyone! I can find yo-yo and skunk loaches, though. under rocks and other tight crevices. How can I prevent the nipping and outrageous aggressiveness that has occurred as of late?Skunk Botia Loach is too aggressive? DIET Eats a wide variety of foods. Provide plenty of hiding places in the Hillstream loaches are calm and peaceful fish. They are mean little sods, and don't mind if what they are chasing is 2-3 times their size. Hardness: WATER Temperature 79–86°F (26–30°C); soft (50 mg/l) and acidic (pH 6.0–6.5). They don't like bright light, will hide among plants or rocks as well, and sleep in holes, caves, and other hiding places. Many fish-keepers report Skunk loaches to be a Post by Kaybee77 » Sat Nov 20, 2010 11:36 am Hi all I bought 3 Zebra Loaches … They are really cool fish to keep and are not all that aggressive to others of their own kind, but will sometimes get slightly territorial. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. Sexual Dimorphism: Mature females Who said assassin snails won't eat my shrimp?? As far as I can see they're fine as long as there's enough food to share (I scatter sinking pellets or wafers in a few different places), and the tank is big enough (and has plenty of hiding places) for them to keep out of each other's way if they want to. The loach has always been aggressive but recently after rearranging certain decorations inside the tank, it has become especially aggressive, chasing the other fish and … I recently bought a Skunk Botia (Skunk Loach) In my limited experience loaches are bottom-feeders that hang out at the bottom of the tank but this guy went wherever he liked and harrassed my other fish (live-bearers and tetras) terribly!!! These fish typically exhibit light brown or cream-colored bodies ornamented with a black stripe down the back and a black vertical band at the base of the caudal fin. YoYo's are pretty harmless, but get a lot bigger then Skunks or Zebras. deduced, is a very effective snail eater. Because they prefer to live in groups, it's wise to keep four or more in a tank. Skunk Loach. They are an extremely intelligent and sociable species of aquarium fish and make for fascinating additions to your aquarium. I have a 20 gallon planted tank with some drift wood, 9 tetras, 3 rasboras, and a single skunk loach that I bought for the purpose of cleaning a snail infestatio -- that was about two years ago. Exercise common sense when coming up with the ideal ratio of decorations/open water and you’ll be just fine. The nocturnal habits of skunks, their non-aggressive nature and the beneficial role they play are all good reasons to leave them alone until they have moved on their own accord (which they readily do) or can safely be encouraged to leave an area where they are not wanted. The reason I specifically said pangio species is because a breeding pair of kribensis I had … This species is common in the hobby and also sold as ‘skunk botia’ or ‘Hora’s loach’, the latter in reference to Botia horae Smith, 1931, currently considered a synonym of Y. morleti. I have a 20 gallon planted tank with some drift wood, 9 tetras, 3 rasboras, and a single skunk loach that I bought for the purpose of cleaning a snail infestatio -- that was about two years ago. Weather Loaches are known for their sensitivity to changes in barometric pressure. [/img] Top. The biggest will chase the others away from food and they all get excited at food time and charge around the tank. The … Wouldn't skunk loaches potentially kill my kuhlis? Its distinguishing feature has to be the dark stripe moving across its back from the tip of its nose to its caudal fin. … Described from a tributary of the lower Mekong Riversystem in Samraong Tong district, Kampong Speu province, Cambodia, but since recorded throughout the middle and lower Mekong in Thailand, Laos, Cambodia and Vietnam plus the Chao Phraya and Mae Klong drainages in western and central Thailand. I have three, I understand that in groups of three or more aggression is spread out but I haven't seen any real aggression. aggression and to allow the fish to form a natural hierarchy. Latest Animal Stories. Or maybe they … The biggest challenge you’re going to face with dwarf chain loaches is aggressive behavior. The majority of those seen on sale in the shops will have been farmed commercially for the purpose, though. Virtually all non-aggressive fish are suitable as tankmates. The loaches never bother anyone, but they do chase each other around all over the place! 1. Possibly shy or slow-moving fish like gouramis may be bothered by them as they're on the go most of the time. Finally! Read More. Botiine loaches are a mixed bag, some boisterous rather than aggressive. Considering its relatively diminutive Well, I had to remove my skunk loaches from my 29 gal because they were too agressive with my cories. Despite being seen frequently in the aquarium trade, skunk loach may be an aggressive fish and may not suitable for community aquarium tanks unless kept with several of its own. Skunk loach. Sucking Loach. In these loaches, sexual dimorphism is quite pronounced: in males, the color is brighter, the body is smaller and slimmer than in females. Loach fish consist of some of the most popular of all tropical fish, adding color, interest, and beauty to any larger community aquarium. newshound Posts: 630 Joined: Tue Jan 03, 2006 2:05 am Location: northern ontario. Skunk Loaches are aggressive out of all proportion to their size. Loaches are semi-aggressive fish when housed in the aquarium individually, so it is important to maintain each species in groups of six or more to minimize aggression. Feeding: Will accept most brands of dry sinking The Skunk Loach is named for the black stripe running down its back and it is a very popular species in the aquarium hobby. It is a lively fish, and though generally quite peaceful it can get aggressive towards members of its own species, especially if there are not enough hiding places. Vote Now! Smaller fish and bottom feeders in the tank can be attacked or killed. Click to see full answer. Loaches are classed as semi-aggressive fish although this applies more to the botia family of loach. You must log in or register to reply here. It is not uncommon to observe this species creating burrows around or An angry hillstream loach raises its dorsal fin and spreads its tail. Though widely sold and certainly attractive, it isn't a species for the average community aquarium, being somewhat aggressive even when kept in groups. Zebra Loaches need room to swim, so don’t make things too crowded! They may not show aggression to some shrimp, especially ones like Cherry shrimp due to their size. They are really cool fish to keep and are not all that aggressive to others of their own kind, but will sometimes get slightly territorial. The skunk loach, skunk botia or Hora's loach (Yasuhikotakia morleti; syn. DIET Eats a wide variety of foods. Skunk Loaches – Yasuhikotakia morleti. sizeable aquarium, and ensure that the substrate is fine and sandy in order to Don’t add Yoyo Loaches to tanks that have lots of snails or shrimp; they will eat them! I have eight skunk loaches in my 1300 L tank along with two ghost Knives, two Butterflies and a bunch of other fish. The Skunk Loach spends the day hiding but it will get quite active at dusk. they stay small around 3inches and are very noctural. Clown loaches are large schooling fish, and they are quite active. 05 of … Jul 27, 2011. Reported to be aggressive but I have had no problems with them in my community tank. The caudal fin is forked and yellowish and may have … Would 4 maybe 5 be okay in my 55 gallon with my rts and one clown pleco? I don't have any experience with Skunk loaches, but I do have 4 yoyo loaches in a heavily bottom stocked tank. Kuhli Loach Habitat by Catherine Bulinski (Flikr) The Kuhli Loach is found in South-East Asia, in Malaysia, Sumatra and Borneo. Fish of the Month, Pet of the Month and more! 2000-2021 Are weather loaches fast swimmers? TEMPERAMENT Peaceful; The golden-yellow coloration of the Skunk Loach is broken … Check out the FishForums.net Monthly How aggressive can hora's skunk loaches be? Care: Keep in a fairly People say that once older they will get aggressive about food, I have not seen this with my yoyos and my biggest is about 4 inches. Immediately below is a list of potential loach companions, followed by the botia loaches to avoid. Academic disciplines Business Concepts Crime Culture Economy Education Energy Events Food and drink Geography Government Health Human behavior Humanities Knowledge Law Life Mind Objects Organizations People Philosophy Society Sports Universe World Arts Lists Glossaries "Centrolene" robledoi: List of least concern invertebrates : Aaron Bauer's house gecko: Abactochromis: … Skunks and red-tail are close seconds, at least to other loaches and other bottom dwelling fish. Beware aggression. Kuhli Loaches grow to a maximum of 5 inches, but it’s more likely they will grow to between 3-4 inches in your aquarium. Their tendency to harass other fish can be tempered by keeping in groups, allowing aggression to be spread more naturally amongst the group. These fish aren’t too fond of other fish outside of their species. In fact, I have kept them with African cichlids and they held their ground quite nicely. They may not show aggression to some shrimp, especially ones like Cherry shrimp due to their size. crepuscular species, which often remains hidden during the day. Most fish will prefer live foods over granules or flakes. We are a family friendly community with an incredible resource of information for fish owners and enthusiast alike. enthusiasm. Must be maintained in groups of 5 or more in order to spread any Landozer18. So now I have a snail problem an no loach. Skunk Loach – Yasuhikotakia morleti. Hillstream loach moves very fast from one stone to another in a blink of an … It is a spirited fish, and though generally peaceful it can become aggressive towards its own species, especially if there are not sufficient hiding places. The clown loaches are not agressive and tend to be shy in the tank so give a cave or hiding spot in the tank and clown loaches need to keep as a group, you can keep minimum 2 or 3 in a small tank. We had a power cut here that lasted over 24hrs, I wasn't at home that day and when I came back the whole lot had died. It is not commonly known that the excrement of a skunk can be loaded with dangerous and harmful bacteria that can transmit to people and pets, and those that are aware of this fact are sometimes under the mistaken thought that it only poses a danger … This fish is very long-lived, hardy and an undemanding little fish. You can do this by choosing a low-output lamp, or use some floating aquarium plants to accomplish this as well. The skunk loach gets to about 8-9 cm in length and has a salmon pink body marked with a black stripe running across the top of the fish from nose to tail. But, be warned! (Skunk loaches, on the other hand, are much more aggressie.) and I think most botia are too aggressive for kuhlis. Loaches are semi-aggressive fish when housed in the aquarium individually, so it is important to maintain each species in groups of six or more to minimize aggression. These guys are semi aggressive so make sure all tank-mates are robust and be able to swim fast. well-aerated water is a must. Even within their own species, fighting can occur. These fish do like to stick together, but … 100% plant safe, aggressive and get to be about 10" long. I went to the aquarium center this morning who suggested Clown Loaches, but I did not buy them as I read somewhere that they can grow quite large, need to be kept in groups, and in addition, can be quite aggressive to other fish. Post by newshound » Mon Jan 25, 2010 7:05 pm modesta are far more agressive than a skunk loach. Attractive and one of few fish that makes a sound. bred in aquaria. I love this fish and will probably always have some in my tank. This is good if you are trying to get rid of a population of snails but not good if those snails are a welcomed addition to your tank. Yasuhikotakia morleti (Skunk Loach) The Skunk Loach, Yasuhikotakia (formerly Botia) morleti is inexpensive, readily available, and stays small at around 10 cm (4 in). Bought by aqua-fish.net from jjphoto.dk. They can win your affection and respect, as they do a great job keeping the bottom of the aquarium clean. The skunk Botia Loach appreciates caves, holes, and other places to hide, especially when it sleeps. So, you might see some challenges to authority every once in a while. Red finned, YoYo, Zebra, Skunk, Dwarf chain, Kuhli and Weather loach are also available. What loaches besides clown loaches (which get to big for my tank) can I get that wont bother my cories but will eat snails? With the manifestation of aggression, a black band appears on her ridge, and the fins darken. Protecting your yard Habitat modification. Many fish can be kept as tank mates with the Kuhli Loach as long as precaution is taken not to include fish that are able to take them for a … Skunk Loaches are best kept with other sizeable, hardy fish, or in a larger community of other loaches… Botiine loaches are shoaling species and must always be kept in groups. such as Yasuhikotakia eos, Y. lecontei, Y. modesta and many of the Syncrossus WATER Temperature 79–86°F (26–30°C); soft (50 mg/l) and acidic (pH 6.0–6.5). They tend to be quite shy and some will even hide away under aquarium substrate. You are using an out of date browser. On 9/12/07, Jim & Jenny … They would need sand not to wreck the barbs right? Hi, I have a snail problem in my small freshwater aquarium. it seems to be more playful than anything. Soft and slightly acidic is best. This small species can be extremely nasty, and they are best housed in a large tank because of their aggression level. 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