Sighted Loach
After long last, the Loach is finally
sighted! It was caught on film by our National Geographer
wannabe using his Nokia 6233.
Never thought that it would live till so long. Its body length is about the length of my index finger, think it can't grow any bigger, so no worries about it becoming a Loach Ness Monster :D. I found out that it normally comes out when there's some food lying nearby. Check out the videos below for what it does best: Eating and being shy
The Loach feeding off an algae pellet.
The Loach making a momentary guest appearance
Had some problem with the dang google video function. Then realized how dumb I was to not use YouTube in the first place >.<.
sighted! It was caught on film by our National Geographer
wannabe using his Nokia 6233.
Never thought that it would live till so long. Its body length is about the length of my index finger, think it can't grow any bigger, so no worries about it becoming a Loach Ness Monster :D. I found out that it normally comes out when there's some food lying nearby. Check out the videos below for what it does best: Eating and being shy
The Loach feeding off an algae pellet.
The Loach making a momentary guest appearance
Had some problem with the dang google video function. Then realized how dumb I was to not use YouTube in the first place >.<.
SwimSwimSwim @ 3:37 PM
2 Comments:
wad happened to the guppies?
you mean the endlers? still got a few around, but only got 1 obvious male left.
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