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Believe this is H. Abditus not Humilis as previously thought.

Please excuse the filthy tank, I intentionally encouraged an algal bloom expecting gastromyzon loaches and, well, I got it!

Had these fish for a few months now, doing extremely well. Online information seems to state that they are omnivores but we have never seen them graze on algae, nor grazing on spinach or repashy soilent green.

What they do eat is bloodworm and whiteworm in spades, the millisecond it is added to the tank all of them immediately dart out and go on the hunt, they pounce on the worms and one seems to even do a 'death shake'. They go around pushing their noses into the gravel trying to flush out more worms. I personally think they may be predatory moreso than omnivorous.

Either way, really interesting fish. I'd love to breed them but I can't even accurately sex them at the moment!!

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I'm also open to other stupid ideas.

Finally managed to bring these home, I originally thought the Gastromyzon were G. Ctenocephalus but these display 3 spots to the dorsal base, plus the yellow dorsal and red caudal edges of a G. Scitulus colour form.

Note the interesting 'spiny' protrusions near the gills. Not seen those discussed about G. Scitulus in my internet travels.

Also Hypergastromyzon Humilis, very active fish. Seems to like to burrow in the gravel but that may be down to them getting used to the new aquarium.

Identified by 7 cream bars along the back.

Going to check out another local store who I know uses the same supplier in the coming days, see if they have more interesting individuals.

Just looking for some help with some loaches, unfortunately I can't get clearer photos until Friday. (hopefully they make it to Friday)

So far I believe there may be;

Gastromyzon Ctenocephalus
Hypergastromyzon Humilis

But there's 2 in there I don't have anything definitive for at the moment.

I think they are a juvenile male, around 4cm ish. Very gentle fish.

Been a fair few years since I last kept dwarf cichlids. I'm not particularly worried about the cherry shrimp, it's a 160l tank with thick plants and a hundred hidey holes, and none of the shrimp have seemed particularly worried either.

A completely unexpected visitor turned up in our Panda King enclosure today, seems to be Armadillidium Nasatum (has a little peaked cap between the eyes).

They are native to my country but should be hundreds of miles from here! We checked our soil tubs, nothing, checked all the outside pod spots, loads of Vulgare, Depressum, P. Scaber etc, but no A. Nasatum.

Where the flip did this little guy come from and what do we do with them now?!?

Thankfully they are free from mites.

I initially thought I just had O. Macrospilus, stating to question that. Can anyone ID? Please and thanks.