Does anybody have these or know about these?

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They are considered a delicacy in Japan.
They are a temperate species and don't need a heater, and would do well with goldfish, non aggressive natives, of Uruguayan species like Gymnogeophagus that need a cooling period.
 
fwprawn said:
They are sweet - xanthic weather loaches - don't know why they are so expensive, but that is a normal price for them.
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x2.. same fish.. ime they are bottom feeders in every sense of the word and I have had aggression issues with other "docile" species. I'de def coin them semi-agg. But they do great scavenging the bottom and will eat any type of leftover food ect ime. they get like lil' hotdogs. I've seen them def bigger then 6" but i'de hesitate to say the ones I saw where 10"... and the ones I saw where 5+yrs old in a 55gal. as for the price.. everything is worth what your willing to pay for it.. I personally wouldn't pay more then 3$ for one.. but I'm not a big fan of them. one of the few fish that are "gross" to me.
 
MonsterMinis said:
x2.. same fish.. ime they are bottom feeders in every sense of the word and I have had aggression issues with other "docile" species. I'de def coin them semi-agg. But they do great scavenging the bottom and will eat any type of leftover food ect ime. they get like lil' hotdogs. I've seen them def bigger then 6" but i'de hesitate to say the ones I saw where 10"... and the ones I saw where 5+yrs old in a 55gal. as for the price.. everything is worth what your willing to pay for it.. I personally wouldn't pay more then 3$ for one.. but I'm not a big fan of them. one of the few fish that are "gross" to me.
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Hotdog was a perfect description haha I think they are so cool to me they are like less aggressive and destructive bichirs


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I have four of them! I could say that they are very active in groups. $3.99 per one dojo at my lfs.
 
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