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Re: [APD] Re: Aquatic-Plants Digest, Vol 17, Issue 36
I'm no expert on loaches, but from what I understand, 70 degrees is too
cold. They need temps averaging around 80. That could be why they
died. How small were they? I've heard they are hard to keep when they
are under 2".
On Jan 26, 2005, at 9:50 PM, Caddy579 at aol_com wrote:
I have a Clown Loach question.....
I completely changed out one of my 29 gallon tanks in early December,
including a new tank, substrate, plants, etc. Because of a disaster
(don't ask) I
also restocked the tank, with 3 small Cory Cats, 5 Yucatan Mollies,
and 3 Clown
Loaches (I had snails come in on my new plants and I don't like them
in my
tanks). To save money I got them from the local Meijers (A Midwestern
chain maybe
one notch above Walmart).
Anyway-I just absolutely could not keep the Clown Loaches alive. I had
2 die
almost immediately, the store replaced them, when I came back from
being away
a few days at Christmas, all 3 were dead, after having them replaced
again and
the new ones lasting for not quite a week I finally gave up.
The other fish are all alive and doing great. Is there some mysterious
"Clown
Loach disease" or something? I did have the tank closer to 70 than 80
but not
below 70. I don't think I need them anymore as I haven't seen any
snails but
I wonder what happened?
Gerry Skau
"What difference does it make to the dead, the orphans, and the
homeless,
whether the
mad destruction is wrought under the name of totalitarianism or the
holy name
of liberty and democracy?"---Mahatma Gandhi
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