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Stone Loach
Stone Loach
Barbatula barbatula
170 Litres (45 US G.)
19-21 cm (7.5-8.3")
Freshwater
7.0 - 7.7
18 -23 °C (64.4-73.4°F)
10-15 °d
1:2 M:F
5-7 years
Family
Nemacheilidae
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Contents
Additional names
- Stone Loach
Additional scientific names
- Barbatula barbatula caucasica, Barbatula barbatulus, Barbatula oreas, Cobitis barbatula, Cobitis barbatula parisiensis, Cobitis barbatula pictava, Cobitis barbatula pironae, Cobitis furstenbergii, Cobitis variabilis, Nemacheilus barbatulus, Nemacheilus barbatulus anglicana, Nemacheilus barbatulus barbatulus, Nemacheilus barbatulus blackiana, Nemacheilus barbatulus caucasicus, Nemacheilus barbatulus erythrinna, Nemacheilus sibiricus, Nemachilus barbatulus, Nemachilus barbatulus caucasicus, Nemachilus barbatulus vardarensis, Noemacheilus barbatulus, Noemacheilus barbatulus hispanica, Noemacheilus barbulatus, Orthrias barbatulus, Orthrias oreas
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Sexing
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Tank compatibility
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Diet
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Feeding regime
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Environment Specifics
- Prefers a gravel substrate with large river rock décor and fast flowing well oxygenated water. Sensitive to water conditions, mature tanks only.
Behaviour
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Identification
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Pictures
External links
- Fishbase (Mirrors:
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