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Best bottom feeders

Discussion in 'Freshwater General Discussion' started by WarthogWilly, Jul 25, 2009.

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  1. James0816

    James0816 New Member

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    Yeppers....Kuhli's are awesome. My favorite are the banded (Pangio kuhlii). Nocturnal by nature...very active at night. Set up a moon light and turn it on a night time and you'll get a good opportunity to watch their real selves.
     
    James0816, Jul 30, 2009
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  2. WarthogWilly

    WarthogWilly Thread Starter New Member

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    That sounds great, are they a very fragile fish, or are they decently hardy, im new to the business so im trying to stay away from fish that are very easily hurt/killed/bothered
     
    WarthogWilly, Jul 30, 2009
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    They're pretty hardy. They've got to be in a group of about four or more but they don't take up much space. When I had a good sized group they were active all day, but once my group dropped down too two they stopped being active altogether and hid all day.
     
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  4. Anonymous

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    kulis are the small loaches right? I think they grow to be about 4 inches at most, they should be hardy, the pet store nvr sells fragile pets. Strange thing is my local petsmart sells BGKs and glass catfish D: I was really surprised, I wonder how much they make out of them
     
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