The Golden Dojo Loach

The Golden Dojo Loach is a very interesting fish compared to other fish. One thing that is interesting about this fish is that it doesn't move a lot. For example this fish can stay still for a few hours at a time. Or other days they can be moving around a lot. The Golden Dojo Loach rarely will swim in the tank. When this fish moves it looks like it is slithering because it mostly will move on gravel. If you go to the bottom of this page you will see a picture of my Golden Dojo Loach. This tropical freshwater fish will eat pretty much what you feed your other fish. This fish doesn't eat algae so don't expect it to. The Golden Dojo Loach lifespan is mostly from seven to ten years. They can grow to about twenty centimeters which is equivalent to about 7.8 inches. The Golden Dojo Loach will get a long with a lot of fish. For example I have a Common Pleco and a Golden Dojo Loach living together.  Be careful if you put in a really big fish with the Golden Dojo Loach because it might think it's a worm. Also some websites say you need a fifty five gallon tank but I have a twenty gallon tank and he looks very happy. Don't be suprised if you see it on the top of a real or fake plant or a heater because they do a lot. This fish is not sensitive like the rummy nose tetra. This fish can be called many different names another popular one is the weather loach. If you have any questions please comment. Please come back and read more of my posts. If you are interested in a fish and don't know a lot about just comment and my next post will be about that fish. Also tell people you know to look at my posts.