Hillstream china zebra loach registration#
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Hillstream china zebra loach registration#

Registration has been successful, please login now! Already registered? Click here to login This email address has already been taken!įollowing symbol denotes required fields. Make sure your email address is valid, please! Type your valid email in case you forget the password Password must be at least 6 characters long! Have you forgotten your password or username? Click here to recover it!įollowing symbol denotes required fields - Already registered? Click here to login Login and password don't match any record in our database! Login if you already have an account, or click here to register Presumably these fish are a seasonal and possibly migratory spawner in nature.A profile of Tiger hillstream loach (Sewellia lineolata) with instructions on caring There are occasional reports of aquarium spawnings but a precise method for successful breeding has yet to be established. Males have a more slimmer form when viewed from above. They are not recommended for beginners because of their need for clear water and as they do not have scales, it make them more prone to disease and very sensitive to medications used to treat disease. The adult body shape is flattened, with the overlapping pectoral and pelvic fins spread out to the sides like butterfly wings. Their bodies are specialized to exist in high-current areas, where they live amongst rocks and driftwood. The caudal fin has 2-3 broad, oblique dark bands. The yellow dorsal fin has a broad dark band while the anal, pectoral, and pelvic fins have a poorly defined dark band. Pseudogastromyzon fasciatus has a yellowish to light brown body color with multiple dark vertical bars along the entire length.

The head is marked with dark spots back to the pectoral fins, with up to 3 dark vertical stripes just behind and below the eye, running to the snout. Lighting should be bright to encourage algae growth in the aquarium.ĭescription: Zebra Hillstream loach can be easily distingusihed from other Hillstream loaches by its body size and pattern.

Roots or driftwood branches can be added to the tank with Java fern or Anubias attached on them. Use gravel substrate, with some larger rocks and pebbles. The tank should have a good filter with fast current (20 times of the water volume per hour). Decoration: Most importantly the water must be clean and well-oxygenated.In aquarium they accept good-quality dried foods, especially spirulina. Diet: Omnivorous in nature they eat algae and micro-organisms, sometimes insect larvae.Social behavior: Peaceful, can be kept in a community tank.Biotope: Found in shallow, fast-flowing, highly-oxygenated hillstreams over the rocky substrate.Common name: Zebra Hillstream loach, Chinese Hillstream loach.Synonyms: Psilorhynchus fasciatus, Pseudogastromyzon fasciatus fasciatus, Pseudogastromyzon fasciatus jiulongjiangensis.Scientific name: Pseudogastromyzon fasciatus.