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Category: Clown Loach

link to Clown Loach – (Overview and care guide)

Clown Loach – (Overview and care guide)

Clown Loach are wonderful freshwater fish that can greatly add to any freshwater aquarium. They are fairly easy to care for with little know-how, and they get along well with many other fish. The...

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link to What Do Clown Loaches Eat

What Do Clown Loaches Eat

Like many fish, Clown Loaches enjoy a varied diet to keep them healthy and happy, so what do Clown Loach eat in the wild, and what should you be feeding them in an aquarium? Clown Loaches are...

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link to Clown Loaches Size Guide (How big do they grow)

Clown Loaches Size Guide (How big do they grow)

Clown Loach (chromobotia macracanthus), or tiger botia, are wonderful freshwater fish to have in your aquarium, with tons of character and unusual looks, but what do you know about an adult...

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link to Clown Loaches Eating Snails – Is This Normal?

Clown Loaches Eating Snails – Is This Normal?

I am a big fan of Clown loaches. They look great and have loads of personality. Many new aquarists get concerned when they see Clown Loaches eating snails in their tank and are unsure if this is ok...

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