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Clown Loach Tank Mates


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I've got a group of 9 clown loaches, currently in with a group of 9 geophagus sp. red head tapajos, 1 NTT, 2 Paretroplus maculatus, a few plecos, 1 soldier catfish and 1 saratheradon sp. mudfeeder. I know its overstocked so eventually somethings will be moving.

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Yup love them to.

I have 7 from 3-5" in a 7 foot tank with a lot of rainbow fish and some "roseline" barbs. I do have to take care that they get food though as the rainbows attack everything that looks like food.

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Clown loaches can be kept with almost anything if they are properly sized. Stay away from obvious poor choices like piranha and the more aggressive snakeheads.

I have 2 tanks with loaches. My 360 gallon has rays , a giant gourami, dat , and various plecos. My 120 has roseline barbs and red rainbow.

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Thanks for the replies.

I am presently running 180 gallons with 19 clown loaches.

The biggest one is about 9 inches. He is older than 15 years now. The smallest are 2 inches.

I also have an anostomus and a fire eel. The fire eel is about 3 years and growing.

Does anyone have experience with older/larger fire eels? Will it become a problem with the clown loaches?

Thanks

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  • 2 months later...

Love clowns too! Gotta love the clown dance that they do.

I've got 13 clown loaches with the biggest being around 8-9 inches. They are currently being kept with an Aro, ray, fronts and a FF.

What was the weirdest place you've found your loaches?

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