Agreed with this. But seeing a 5-6" versus a 7-8" clown loach in person is a very noticeable difference. Quite frankly, it is not difficult to take a clown out and measure to make sure it is an accurate buy or sell IMO.
New pick up. Over paid?
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Agreed with this. But seeing a 5-6" versus a 7-8" clown loach in person is a very noticeable difference. Quite frankly, it is not difficult to take a clown out and measure to make sure it is an accurate buy or sell IMO.
Funny. You ever try catching a loach in a big tank. Had to go out and buy a real fish net to catch mine.
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That's an amazing deal! That oddball loach is a beauty!
Even if it's 3.5, I'd take it for $15 as a good deal.
Even if it's 3.5, I'd take it for $15 as a good deal.
You got a good deal especially with that oddball loach with the different patterns from a regular clown loach.
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Funny. You ever try catching a loach in a big tank. Had to go out and buy a real fish net to catch mine.
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Not sure what sized tank your working with. But I personally have a 195 resting on a 42" high stand and a 155 bowfront. Still easy to moderate on catching them though. lol
excellent deal, i think people over do the measuring though. i've never deemed it necessary to net a fish out solely to measure it and even when i net them out to move tanks etc. i'm more concerned with getting them back into the water! Try using a piece of decor to gauge size
