Zebra Loach {Botia Striata}

[Melody]

I have a lone and very elusive Zebra Loach for sale. I would prefer to have him go to a home with other Zebra Loaches, but if we can't have that I'm sure he has become accustomed to being alone. You can check out the story behind his name, Houdini, in the Catfish & Bottom Dwellers section. He's an adult, probably male.

http://i48.photobucket.com/albums/f227/canadiansinternetdotcom/MM-ZebraLoach-4.jpg

$4 & he's yours.

My pick-up point is in Surrey, BC or I'll ship him to you.

Thanks for your interest!

[emperor]

Hi melody, how big is the z loach ? i'll be in surrey this afternoon b4 5:30pm. thx.

wing:smile:

[Melody]

Houdini has been spoken for, sorry, I had to be away from the keyboard and just got your reply.

They're a nice little Loach (around 2.5"), not one of the aggressive varieties, stay small and are good snailers, so I highly recommend them if you ever spot them. Just don't confuse them with a look-alike that has solid, thick stripes - they're more aggressive.

Thanks for inquiring! I probably would have traded him for some of that invasive weed of yours...lol.

[AquaScaper]

:eek:

I missed it..........:(



:cry:



*Logs Out*

[Melody]

Yes but you got all of the other good Loach deals around here :yes: . It was Puppies Fish & Critters that I got him from before, so you could always ask Tom if he'll bring them in again... don't you already have some of those?:hugs:

[AquaScaper]

hehe it's ok Mel I was only fooling around lol

Nope don't have any of those as of yet but I will at some point I'm sure :yes:

[Melody]

They're a great little loach & also good snailers. I didn't find them to be as good as Yo Yo's in that department, but they're a Botia so they do eat them at a decent pace. They even look good with Yo Yo's...lol....the colours compliment each other.