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Black Kuhlii Loach 3″ Fish for Peaceful Aquarium

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $29.99.Current price is: $18.21.

3-inch Black Kuhlii Loach ideal for community tanks, shy and bottom-dwelling with barbels for foraging.

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Black Kuhlii Loach 3″ – LiveAquaria

The Black Kuhlii Loach is one of about 100 species in the Cobitidae family. Loaches are bottom dwelling scavengers with reduced or absent scales and a mouth surrounded by barbels used to taste. At times, the loach will lie on its side when there are insufficient hiding places, giving the impression that it is sick; this behavior is normal.

Largely nocturnal, loaches are shy fish that like to hide among driftwood, plant roots, rocks, and caves. Loaches are peaceful fish that get along well with other peaceful community tank mates.

Unfortunately, the breeding habits of the Black Kuhlii Loach have not been documented.

Although it is a scavenger, Pangio semicinctus is largely carnivorous, preferring freeze-dried bloodworms and tubifex, as well as frozen brine shrimp.

Size Species Temperament Water Conditions
3 inches Pangio semicinctus Peaceful Neutral to slightly acidic, 65-78°F

FAQ

What kind of hiding spots does the Black Kuhlii Loach prefer?

The Black Kuhlii Loach prefers hiding among driftwood, plant roots, rocks, and caves. Providing ample cover is important for its comfort and well-being.

Is the Black Kuhlii Loach active during the day or night?

The Black Kuhlii Loach is largely nocturnal and is most active during the evening and night hours.

Can Black Kuhlii Loaches be kept with other fish?

Yes, they are peaceful and get along well with other calm, community tank fish.

3 reviews for Black Kuhlii Loach 3″ Fish for Peaceful Aquarium

  1. Carol Powell –

    The Black Kuhlii Loach is very calm and stays hidden in the tank. I added driftwood and root plants, and it’s now active at night. Feeds well on bloodworms and tubifex. A great addition to a community tank.

  2. Emma Mackay –

    It’s shy at first but settles into the tank after a week. I noticed it lying on its side when the tank was bare—this is normal. Added more hiding spots and it’s now more active. Feeds well on frozen foods.

  3. Thomas Slater –

    Easy to care for and very peaceful. Doesn’t disturb other fish. I keep it with neon tetras and it’s coexisting well. The size is small, so it fits well in a 10-gallon tank.

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