Hillstream Loach myersi (Pseudogastromyzon Myersi) Macrognathus aculeatus non-aggressive community species

non-aggressive community species

fast‑flowing freshwater environments and grazes on benthic invertebrates and biofilm

Adults are better suited for ponds or outdoor water systems

Hardness: Moderate

Parabotia kiangsiensis

Hillstream Loach myersi (Pseudogastromyzon Myersi) Macrognathus aculeatus non-aggressive community speciesDescription Pseudogastromyzon myersi, commonly called Myers Hillstream or Sucker belly Loach, is a compact species reaching around 6 cm in length. It features a flattened body and sucker like ventral surface for clinging to rocks in fastflowing streams of Guangdong and Hong Kong. Its typical pattern is mottled brown with variable red edging on the dorsal fin and a yellowish tint on the tail. This loach is a biofilm grazer and peaceful shoaling fish,