Mostly peaceful; keep away from slow eaters at feeding time
原産地
Korean Peninsula
種の概要
Barbatula toni, a member of the family Nemacheilidae, is native to Korean Peninsula. Half of its life happens after dark; give it fine sand and it will reward you with natural foraging. It lives on the bottom. Adults reach 14.9–21.8 cm. Gregarious bottom fish; 5 or more recommended. Use a soft sand bed and feed sinking foods; coarse gravel wears down its sensory barbels. Maintain 18–26 °C at pH 6.5–7.5. Undemanding once its core needs are met.
原生環境
生息地
Hill-streams and riffles over pebbles
水流
Strong, well-oxygenated current
溶存酸素
Requires well-oxygenated water
レイアウトと設備
底床
Smooth pebbles and coarse sand
流木・石組
Stacked stones forming crevices
水草
Anubias and other hardy attachers
性格・餌・混泳
群泳性
Gregarious bottom fish; 5 or more recommended
餌
Unfussy omnivore; feed sinking foods after lights dim
おすすめの混泳相手
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