Bad Wolf

can these guys live in a out door pond?

what is their max and min temperature?

are they okay as a single specimen? or do they have to be in a school?

what foods are good for these guys? are flakes and beef heart good enough?

how much would you pay for one under 4 inches?

how much would you pay for one over 4 inches?

are they peaceful enough to live in a community tank?

Bad Wolf

oops, forgot one thing, are they a good clean up crew?

capekate

here is a link for some information on the Dojo. Read what you can on them and if there is something missing hopefully someone with the Dojo's can give you the answer.
http://www.fishlore.com/profile-dojoloach.htm

As far as prices go, it would vary from country to country.So its hard to give an answer on what would be the best price to pay for one. Here I have seen the Dojo go for about 7.00 dollars US and that is for a small one.

Bad Wolf

i read that and it said they need temperature below 76F. i was planning on putting 2 in my 55 gallon tank (i am restocking) and i was wondering if they could live in waters at 77F. these will be the tank mates.

1 marbled gold angelfish 3"
1 shubunkin goldfish 5"
1 rainbow shark 3"
1 albino BN pleco 1.9"
1 common BN pleco 1.7"
1 tandanus catfish 3.8"
1 yellow panchax killi fish 2.5"
1 clown loach 2"

mathas

77°F is right at the upper range of their preferred temperatures. Loaches.com has their ideal temperature range listed at 50-77°F. They then go on to say that higher temps often lead to health problems:

In general, mixing temperate and tropical fish is not ideal.

Dojo

They can live as high as 77 but I wouldn't go over that if possible.
But I think you are already pretty stocked with bottom feeders especially with a clown loach. I know they are all small now but once the BNs and clown loach get to full size it'll be a bit crowded.. I think the tandanus will definitely outgrow your tank too.

Bad Wolf

the BN's might get moved and the clown loach might be going too, along with the killi fish and goldfish