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Old February 8th, 2007  
Fish Bum
 
tank size?

What would be a good tank size for a group of kuhlii loaches?
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Old February 9th, 2007  
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Re: tank size?

Depends on the size group you want* really
A well planted 10G with 3-4 kuhlis and a couple of guppies OR platys Or white clouds for dither fish will work. bUT the water quality has to be top notch. This is the set-up I started out with and I loved them so much I graduated to a 55G loach tank that has 20 black kuhlis(Pangio javanicus) 6 striped kuhlis. It also has yoyo loaches, and hillstream loaches with danios for dither fish. It is also a sand tank. Kuhlis of all kinds really appreciate lots of hiding places, the dither fish are necessary to make them feel safe enough to come out or they will hide all the time and you will never see them. Here are a few kuhlis See you should never get me tling about my kuhlis
Carol
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Old February 23rd, 2007  
Tom
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Re: tank size?

For my 10gal., would it be able to support 1-2 coolie loaches? I have about an inch worth of gravel on the bottom and there is a rock for it to hide under. There is also 5 java ferns in it.
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Old February 24th, 2007  
Tom
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Re: tank size?

Could someone help me before tomorrow?
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Old February 24th, 2007  
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Re: tank size?

You could probably put three or four in the ten gallon. They have such a small bio-load that you can't go by the inch per gallon rule here.
they love lots of plants.
Carol
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Old February 24th, 2007  
Tom
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Re: tank size?

So I would be able to fit a few in the tank? What size do you recomend on getting? Is there enough gravel in the bottom of my tank and other hiding places? The ferns are also fully grown. Sorry about all the questions.
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Old February 24th, 2007  
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Re: tank size?

You know questions are no problem the gravel is fine although it is funny watching them take sand in their mouth and shoot it out the gill openings while they sift for yummy critters to eat. Most Kuhlis are tiny when you get them so there isn't much choice as to size.
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