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Heres some pics i just took of what I call my clown loach play house. And yes I know the glass here needs to be cleaned also.

This pic shows 2 of my 4 large ones playing. the 3 small ones havent found the excitement in the tunnel yet
http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b48/monkeyboy000/fish/clownplayhouse.jpg

I had to show the new guy also, this guy is only about a half inch, and the other 2 who came with him are just less than 1 inch. Thought the angels would get him, but hes doing ok. Also in this one, you can see one of the larger clowns (about 2 1/4 inches) playing with the Rainbow Sharks. All the sharks and large clowns play, quite funny to watch
http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b48/monkeyboy000/fish/miniclowns.jpg

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monkeyboy! now i want clown loaches and sharks you meany

great pics and looks like a great place for those clowns and sharks to hang around

33 gallon 7 neon tetras-5 platys-3 bleeding heart tetras-2 corys-1 rainbow shark-2 L83 gibby plecos

Nice pics
Clown loaches are great fish

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I know human beings and fish can co-exist peacefully.

Do you have a male & female rainbow shark in there?

ya know fish patty, i've been trying to figure out the sexes of them for a while. and from what I have been reading and the size of the 3 I have, it looks like I have 1 female and 2 males.

By looking at the one pic above, you can clearly tell (except the dirty glass), that there is one with bigger belly than the other. and the 3rd not shown is also slim like the small one.

Fish tanks are an expensive addiction

Yeah, that's what I was thinking too when I saw that pic monkeyboy.I'm kinda surprised they all get along so well together, but then you DO have a big tank.

well the sharks I did get all at once when they was very very young, that may be one factor. The only fish in the tank that vary in sizes that came in at different times, are the clowns.


Fish tanks are an expensive addiction