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	Botia
		Botia rubripinnis adult size: 5" temp: 75-80 bottom dweller, provide some hiding spots.
		Botia morleti adult size: 2" temp: 75-80 bottom dweller, provide some hiding spots.
		Botia helodes adult size: 5" temp: 75-80 bottom dweller, provide some hiding spots.
	www.elmersaquarium.com /10botia.htm (113 words)

	Botia sidthimunki
		Botia sidthimunki should always be kept in groups, minimum 3 animals, but better are groups of 5 or more.
		Since they are the smallest botia, active during the day, and peacefull they are suitable for the community tank.
		Waterconditions neutral to slighlty acidic water, which shouldn't be too hard, decent filtration, and frequent waterchanges.
	aquaworld.netfirms.com /Cyprinoidae/Botia/Botia_sidthimucki.htm (207 words)

	Yo Yo Loach (Botia lohachata)
		Botia lohachata is known as the Pakistani Loach and is often called the Yo Yo Loach.
		It is a scaleless fish which is silvery gold with fl irregular striping and has four pairs of barbels protruding from the mouth area.
		Younger Botia Loaches will eat most prepared foods, while older ones may be more finicky.
	www.peteducation.com /article.cfm?cls=16&cat=1949&articleid=2583 (163 words)

	Botia Robusta, Sinibotia robusta, Botia robusta
		Animal-World / Freshwater Aquariums / Freshwater Loaches / Botia Robusta
		The Botia Robusta is quite the elegant looker with contrasting bold fl stripes and bands against a golden body.
		Since they are omnivorous, the Botia Robusta will generally eat all kinds of live foods, sinking pelleted and tablet foods, flakes, and algae.
	animal-world.com /encyclo/fresh/loaches/BotiaRobusta.php (580 words)

	Fish Articles at Pet Resources -- Botia Loaches (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Botias are the fish that are most commonly referred to as loaches.
		All Botias are from Asia, many from streams or rivers.
		Botias mainly come from moving water, pH between 6.5-7.5, with hardness between soft and med hard.
	www.petresources.net /fish/article/choice/botia.html (0 words)

	Tropical Fish for Freshwater Aquariums: Striata Botia Loach
		The body of this Botia Loach is tan and dark brown in coloration, and like other Botia loaches, this loach can be identified by the four pairs of barbels protruding from its mouth area.
		The Striata Botia Loach is sometimes referred to as a scaleless fish they do infact have small scales that are embedded in there skin.
		The Striata Botia Loach is an active scavenger that is a semi-aggressive fish that enjoys the company of its own species, or other semi-aggressive fish.
	www.liveaquaria.com /product/prod_Display.cfm?pCatId=1588 (0 words)

	Botia histronica — Loaches Online
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		Care: This is a relatively placid member of the genus Botia.
		Gregarious and curious, they are well suited to the community tank, but should be kept in numbers of 3 to 5 or more.
	www.loaches.com /species-index/botia-histronica (243 words)

	Tropical Fish for Freshwater Aquariums: Sidthimunki Botia Loach
		The Sidthimunki Botia Loach is a bottom-dweller that originated from the streams in India.
		The body of this Botia Loach is silver to tan in coloration and, like other Botia loaches, this fish is identified by the four pairs of barbels protruding from the mouth area.
		The Sidthimunki Botia Loach is an active scavenger that is a semi-aggressive fish that enjoys the company of its own species, or other semi-aggressive fish.
	www.liveaquaria.com /product/prod_Display.cfm?siteid=21&pCatId=1587 (0 words)

	Aquarium Fish Deals - Cyprinids - Botia Species
		Food: Botias should be feed regular frozen blood worms, flake foods, sinking tablets and on occasions, daphnia.
		Choosing tank mates for Botias can be either easy or difficult, depending on what species of Botia you are planning to keep.
		Botias a predominately bottom dwellers, and spend much of their time looking for food, or just exploring their surroundings.
	www.fishdeals.com /cyprinids/botia (0 words)

	Botia Lecontei
		Cobitidae, Botia hymenophysa, Tiger loach, Pla moo, misidentification.
		Cobitidae, Botia hymenophysa, Tiger loach, CÃ¡ heo, misidentification.
		Botia helodes, Cobitidae, demersal, 37 TL, 3.3, native.
	www.mongabay.com /topics/Botia_Lecontei.htm (0 words)

	Clown Loach (Botia macracantha)
		Because it originates from streams, it would prefer currents in the aquarium.
		Botia macracantha enjoys eating small amounts of food several times a day.
		Younger Clown Loaches will eat most prepared foods, while older ones may be more finicky.
	www.peteducation.com /article.cfm?cls=16&cat=1949&articleid=2303 (161 words)

	Redtail Botia, Orange-Finned Loach, Blue Loach, Orange Fin Loach, Yasuhikotakia modesta, Botia modesta
		Animal-World / Freshwater Aquariums / Freshwater Loaches / Redtail Botia
		The Redtail Botia or Orange-Finned Loach is rather stocky with a bluish to grayish body, sometimes with a slight green tint.
		Since they are omnivorous, the Redtail Botia or Orange-Finned Loach is not a picky eater and will generally eat all kinds of live foods, sinking pelleted and tablet foods, flakes, and algae.
	animal-world.com /encyclo/fresh/loaches/RedtailBotia.php (821 words)

	Atlas Dr. Pez :: Botia histrionica
		Botia histrionica puede ser confundida en su fase juvenil con Botia rostrata.
		Botia rostrata tiene una coloración plateada-dorada con matices de punteado azul espolvoreado por todo el cuerpo.
		Como otras botias, ayudará contra las plagas de caracoles pequeños, ya que no sólo devora a estos, sino también a sus puestas.
	atlas.drpez.org /Botia-histrionica (783 words)

	YoYo loach - Botia almorhae
		Yoyo loach is the common name of Botia almorhae (once called botia lohachata) that belongs to the botinae species, like clown loach.
		Botia almorhae is a peaceful fish and can live in almost every aquarium, anyway it can be sometimes really territorial with other fish living on the ground, so house it only in big tanks not too much populated.
		Yoyo loach is more active during night, while during day stays repaired under plants or decorations, being a shy fish it is better not to have a strong lighting, or use some floating plants to shade the aquarium.
	www.aqua-fish.net /show.php?what=fish&cur_lang=2&id=70 (444 words)

	Botia striata, Botia striata care, botia (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Striata Botia Loach is a scaleless fish and a bottom-dweller that originates from the streams in India.
		The body of this Botia Loach is tan and dark brown in coloration, and like other Botia loaches, this loach can be identified by the four pairs of barbells protruding from its mouth area.
		It may be semi-aggressive at time with it's own kind.
	www.geocities.com /elgecko1989/botia.html (205 words)

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		This Botia species is a fish which is commonly found throughout rivers and streams of northern India and Thailand.
		The Botia morleti is a very hardy species of Botia and can live in a variety of water parameters, as long as extremes are avoided.
		If Botias are kept in very alkaline water, with a pH of 7.3 or greater, the “peaceful” Botias become quite aggressive, probably due to stress and unfamiliarity in this type of environmental setup and lifestyle.
	www.geocities.com /mophir/Botiamorleti.doc (867 words)

	BOTIA MODESTA VIII
		One of the two Botia modesta, aged 8+ years.
		Both Botia modesta are older than 8 years now but are as active as ever The two fish are practically intolerable of each other and it is only because of the large surface that there are no frequent fights.
		This shot of my Botia modesta (Blue botia) was shot using a digital camera.
	www.malawicichlidhomepage.com /haps/other_species_botia8.html (196 words)

	Aquarium Advice Profiles Database - Yo-Yo Loaches - Botia almorhae Gray
		For quite some time, Botia almorhae was a rarely imported loach but in the last few years they have been more commonly available in the pet trade.
		Research shows that Botia almorhae is an omnivorous species that feeds primarily on small, bottom-dwelling invertebrates such as worms, insect larvae and snails.
		Most Botia species tend to be nocturnal but I haven't found this to be particularly true of Yo-Yo loaches.
	www.aquariumadvice.com /profiles/6_25_en.html (1175 words)

	Burmese Border Loach - Botia kubotai (Botia 'Angelicus')
		Burmese Border Loach - Botia kubotai (Botia 'Angelicus')
		All my Botias play, individually, with other fish species, as a group together, or mob handed on anything they decide, be it big, small, plant, rock or fish.
		All my Botias are inquisitive, playful and very active, but the Kubotai do it all with more grace and beauty.
	www.aquahobby.com /gallery/e_Botia_kubotai.php (755 words)

	Re: botia robusta ?? (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Botia robusta is not an outgoing Botia and should be provided with numerous hiding spots to choose from.
		Botia by nature are omnivorous, meaning they will eat anything that would be easy to consume.
		Growing to a maximum size of 5 inches, this species does not react much to whether it is kept in a group or alone in the aquarium, but while they were in the group stage, the tended to come out more often to feed.
	aquaweb.pair.com /forums/archives/loach4/index.cgi?read=57663 (730 words)

	Botia
		Botia is a genus of freshwater fish in the Loach family (Cobitidae).
		The most well known fish of the group is the Clown Loach (Chromobotia macracanthus), which is often kept by aquarists.
		The McNab (also called a McNab Sheepdog, McNab Border Collie, or McNab Herding Dog) is a developing breed originating from a smooth-coated dog typically reported to be the Scotch Collie or Fox Collie that was also the ancestor of the Border Collie.
	www.mypets.net.au /flex/botia/523/1 (571 words)

	The CassiDietsch Zoo Loach Details Page
		So here is a list of some Botias and their aggressiveness on a scale of 1-5.
		Botia lochata, "Pakistani Loach" Yo Yo, `Netzschmerle` Reticulated loach
		Botia weinbergi, Botia strigata "Zebra Loach" "Striped Botia"
	home.ptd.net /~jdietsch/ldtls.html (279 words)

	botia
		S'il n'y a que 2 Botia dans le bac, il y aura un dominant et un persécuté, qui aura du mal à se nourrir, restera pâle et de petite taille.
		Un Botia tout seul risque de se laisser dépérir en passant toute la journée caché ou de devenir agressif ou encore il va développer des comportements anormaux, en montant et descendant sans cesse le long d'une vitre ou en parcourant inlassablement la longueur du bac.
		Les Botia viennent se cacher entre les bambous et avec une corde on remonte le tout chaque matin pour capturer les poissons qui s'y dissimulent, en secouant les bambous au-dessus d'un bidon ou directement sur le fond du bateau.
	ivanov.cekool.com /aquamag/botia.htm (3871 words)

	Botia Macracantha (Clown Loach) - FishandTips.com
		Notes: Botia Macracantha is by far one of the most popular loaches in aquariophilia.
		In the wild, Botia Macracantha spawns in streams and rivers and some people associate spawning to heavy rains.
		It's been also assumed that breeders don't have a need to develop Clown Loach reproduction farms as so many are available in the wild.
	www.fishandtips.com /displaydb.php?ID=14 (1017 words)

	FishInThe.net :: Fish Info
		It's also not a good idea to keep Blue Botias with other Blue Botias, as they are very territorial and will fight, which could lead to a death.
		So, lets just say that Blue Botias are best kept with aggressive fish, i would even recommend this fish with rift lake cichlids, as it will be able to hold it's own with them.
		Blue Botias will also eat smaller crustacean, like shrimp and snails, and it's a good idea to put some small snails or ghost shrimp in the aquarium for them to eat now and then.
	www.fishinthe.net /html/fishguide/fishguide_fish.php?FC=116&nl=&nt=1 (461 words)

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