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The reticulated hillstream loach is more aggressive. They are also more tolerant of water parameters.

@@mayukhghosh7052 oh, they can also be kept in cooler waters right?

​@@WhiteCloudAffinityI know hillstream loaches can be in an unheated tank but I don't know about Borneo suckers ❤

Galiff Street fish market in Kolkata.

@@Bhattacharjeeankita1996 I used to think so as well until I saw them eating my plants in the tank.

Males have elongated dorsal fins. The colour is almost the same but the elongation at the end is very distinctive.

@@mayukhghosh7052 Thank you for the fast response! I bought a pair of them at Petco and I’m pretty sure they are indeed a male/female pair. Trying to nurse them back to health now they seem okay just almost starved

They will recover with good food and warm water. They really need warm water.

@@mayukhghosh7052 I cranked the heat on them to about 86 to boost their appetite and I’ve been soaking sinking pellets in a little garlic and feeding them in case they have any internal parasites. Do you find they need water as warm as the German Blue Rams?

@nsane992002 not as warm but warm enough. They get very sluggish in cooler water.

Same goes with me. Now they only come out to eat and then instantly go back to hiding.

Now you did. 😁

It's necessary to put something at the top edges of the tank which will prevent them from actually going out of the tank. Lids usually have enough gaps that allow the fish to pass through.

You’re absolutely right.

Yes, I have 3 pairs and a female.

You can email me at may27ukh@gmail.com

@@mayukhghosh7052 have emailed you

Hillstram loach for sure in my experience.

Yup, they get super defensive of their grazing spots, it's usually better to get 4 to 6 at a time, depending on the price, of course.

@@Constantine_Cvl8 that's an unhinged reply lol

@@ChromiumFilms how?

@@Constantine_Cvl8 I found it funny to say they are very defensive and then to get a ton of defensive grazing fish sounded a bit fishy haha

@@ChromiumFilms I... I still don't get it...

Yes.

No.

The Sewellia (HsL) has a smaller and narrower mouth than the Gastromyzon (BS)

Yes.

Galiff Street fish market.

@@mayukhghosh7052 kono particular seller er reference dile bhalo hoto jar kache male female paoa jabe.

Tubifex is very easy to get them eating. I gave them away.

About 1.5 years old as much I remember.

@@mayukhghosh7052 How are they now? I have 4 gar and 4 rtc bro in 1 year it can grow 25-30 inch? or nah?

They're dead now. Only in ponds they can grow that fast. It's difficult in home aquaria.

@@mayukhghosh7052 Sad to hear that, rtc is not a hardy fish bro? how many years u have them in ur pondp

I used to keep a royal pleco but I have moved it to bring something else.

Yes!

I have a large alligator gar. I'll try to make a good video of it.

They're very unique.

They grow too fast.

There's no Java fern in the tank. And it's not a proper biotope. It's inspired by the style.

But bro plz give name of plant you used

Cryptocoryne, Amazon sword, Anubias.

Anubias toh nahi ata amzazon me. Aur crypto bhi nahi hai amazon me

I only used easy growing plants as it's blackwater.

Thanks a lot! They're breeding a lot lately and doing really well.

They'll get massive in no time!

I hope you have enough space for them. Also dont leave them in the wild, if they get too big for you. Either re-home them, give back to the store or euthanize them.

Thanks a lot. I really appreciate your consistency in following my channel. I'm not getting much time these days to make long videos but I'll try to make something special.

@@mayukhghosh7052 really? Pls make it soon

I'll try to get it done soon.

It was a lucky find.

Yo!

@@mayukhghosh7052 I love ur vids

@@DanRemdor Thank you so much. I really appreciate that.

It's about 12 meter long, 8 meter wide and about 2 meter deep.