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It is time to update this topic and add a few pictures of my Gastromyzon. Recently I found one beautiful Borneo Sucker but I don't know what spieces it might be. I have to do more research but it is impossible to do on a live fish so I need to wait and be patient until it dies to preserve and study it. Here are my new pictures: It is time to update this topic and add a few pictures of my Gastromyzon. Recently I found one beautiful Borneo Sucker but I don't know what spieces it might be. I have to do more research but it is impossible to do on a live fish so I need to wait and be patient until it dies to preserve and study it. Here are my new pictures:

Although I try to keep a Borneo biotop in my fishtank, it is impossible to resist to put some eye catching fish in there so I broke my own rule and added some other fish than from a Borneo biotop. One such fish was my litle Corydoras habrosus which has been 'discovered' by me in a group of C. paleatus. I did not miss that opportunity to get it. Unfortunately two years later my lovely fish died so everything regarding my C. habrosus is just the memory of the great time I have had.

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Thanks for the positive comments. The fishtank is over two years old now and I have had no issue about anything apart that the fish once had white spot. All fish are happy and I hope it will stay as it is. Basic tank setup is shown on the picture. There are two water pumps, an Eheim Aquaball Powerhead 650 l/h and an Eden pump 300 l/h. The Aquaball Powerhead takes water from an undergravel filter and the Eden is located at the other side of the spray bar so both pumps together make a 'Run' habitat which I prefer over 'Riffle' habitat. The fishtank is 3 foot long. Temperature is set to 24 ºC. The water temperature in Borneo is typically a few degrees (2 - 3) cooler than air temperature so I think it is ok. At least the fish are doing well. All Gastromyzon coming over to NZ under the name of G. borenensis but we have a very slim chance to see true G. borenensis. What species I have seen so far are all Gastromyzon which are collected at Sarawak and Kalimantan around Kuching town. I wish I am wrong, but if I am not it does mean that we can't see more then 10 species here in NZ, even less than that, out of 35 Gastromyzon species. If anybody would like a hillstream fishtank, don't rush out to a LFS to buy all these species. Just be patient and over time you might see different Borneo suckers in your shop.

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Altolamprologus calvus I have four of them and they are about 5-6 cm in length. I hope there is one male and 3 females.

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