Nov 24, 2025
My Siamese algae eater in my big tank has made this leaf his resting spot and it's so cuuuuute 🥺💕
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My Siamese algae eater in my big tank has made this leaf his resting spot and it's so cuuuuute 🥺💕
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This golden beauty is a Chinese algae eater, gifted to me years ago by a fellow fish hobbyist, who said he was terrorizing her other fish, chasing them out of the caves. He's been completely docile in my tank though, even shares the caves. He's a little skittish but is almost always out where I can see him. I love his goofy little sucker face. He's one of my favorites. Don't tell the other fish!
The blue and black striped fish are polar blue parrot convict hybrids. They were born in this tank!
My boyfriend and I in my fish tank
Can you draw a Gyrinocheilus aka Chinese algae eater? They were my favorite as a kid 🥺
fish 50 - chinese algae eater
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Some algae eaters doing their thing
First one was on the shed 8:32am
Other was on the poolside 8:53pm
Both saw on Thursday, March 7th 2024
Zip and Shy always lurking in the shadows.
A preview of what my larger aquarium can be like! (Utter chaos.)
Here’s a video that was originally intended to mainly feature one of my striped khuli loaches (the little wiggly one in the plant in the middle!), but the new algae eater was also at work in the back, and one of the two blue three spot gouramis decided to poke her head in. Finally, you can see a small (and by small I mean big in comparison to everyone else) weather loach snuffling around there. Near the middle of the video, the biggest of my weather loaches also rudely intrudes to wreak havoc from the right.