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X5 Sidthimunki Botia Fish – Freshwater Loach 1″ to 1.5″ – 55 Gallon Tank

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $129.53.Current price is: $54.62.

X5 Sidthimunki Botia freshwater loach grows up to 18 inches, thrives in warm tanks with pH 5.0-7.5.

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X5 Sidthimunki Botia Sml/Med 1″ – 1 1/2″ – Fish Freshwater

Loaches are beautiful, active, long-lived fish that make a great display in any tank. They need to be kept warm and live in groups of five or more. Because they become so large, you must be prepared to provide adequate space.

Key Specifications

Minimum Tank Size 55 Gallons
Care Level Moderately hard
Water Conditions pH 5.0-7.5 and Soft to Medium
Temperature 75-86 F (24-30 C)
Maximum Size 18 inches (50 cm)

FAQ

What is the ideal group size for Sidthimunki Botia?

Sidthimunki Botia should be kept in groups of five or more for optimal behavior and well-being.

What water temperature range do these fish prefer?

They thrive in water temperatures between 75-86 F (24-30 C).

Can these fish live in a small tank?

No, a minimum tank size of 55 gallons is required due to their growth potential and active nature.

3 reviews for X5 Sidthimunki Botia Fish – Freshwater Loach 1″ to 1.5″ – 55 Gallon Tank

  1. Richard Lyman –

    Bought a group of five Sidthimunki Botia for my 55-gallon tank. They are very active and colorful. After a few weeks, they started schooling together and seem happy. The water parameters stayed stable with regular maintenance. Great choice for a freshwater display.

  2. Wanda Fraser –

    The fish arrived healthy and were easy to set up. I kept them in a group of six and they swim together nicely. Temperature and pH stayed within recommended ranges. A bit of space is needed, but worth it for the visual appeal.

  3. Donna Vance –

    These loaches are lively and add a lot of movement to the tank. I’ve had them for three months and they’ve grown steadily. The tank size is sufficient, and they don’t stress easily as long as the water conditions are maintained.

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