To the best of my knowledge the lifespan of a Khuli Loach (Pangio kuhlii) has not been documented either accurately or otherwise. I had one in a decorative aquarium set up as a community tank many years ago and believed it dead and gone having never seen it after the first couple of months of adding it to the tank. However after about 3 years or so when I eventually had to strip the tank down I found it still very much alive. So I can say from experience that I know that they will live for over 3 years.
Needlefish, dojo loaches, kuhli loaches, ghost knives, etc.
i dont know but recently ive been asking around as i have a community tank with 6 danios 6 rummynose tetras 3 swordtails 1 hillstream loach 4 salt and pepper corys and 2 cherry shrimps i want a african dwarf frog and a kuhli loach but i have read up on websites that frogs eat kuhli loaches because they think they are worms(theere food) does any1 know any more info on this topic?An African Dwarf Frog WILL EAT the Kuhli Loach, this is a fact; I witnessed my lone African Dwarf Frog eat my new Kuhli in 1 minute this morning, during her normal feeding hour!!.... I was waiting for her to come out of her cave to give her the bloodworms, Kuhli went in, she turned towards it and gulped him down; then retreated to the back of her cave:( Kuhli was a good three times longer than the frog, and MUCH BIGGER than her standard bloodworms...
You cannot put a black kuhli loach in a 5 gallon tank at all, they need a 10 gallon tank at the very least. The maximum size that this loach gets is about 4-5 inches, so a 5 gallon is out of the question. As far as I have read, the black kuhli loaches like to be in schools of about 3-4, and you wouldn't want to have them alone, since the are community fish, they can go with platies, most tetra's, mollies, swordtail's, and small plecos. they just can't be alone or with fish bigger than them that will eat them. hope this answers you question.
Clown loaches are effective snail control; they get quite large though, but it takes a long time, and you can probably trade them to someone as they are quite popular.
a fish that looks like a worm
There is no sexual dimorphism in Clown Loaches. They are also very hard to breed. It seems they breed in large frenzied groups and only when they are fully grown. That is about 12 inches long.
Oliver Kuhlmann goes by Kuhli.
Loaches are a actually both. They eat smaller animals such as snails, as well as algae and other growth.
An Oscar fish eats a loaches and any other small fishes check out the video's on YouTube you'll see
Goldfish should only live with goldfish with the exception of weather (dojo) loaches, bristlenose plecos, or mystery/apple snails.
They eat Flake, Frozen, Freeze-dried and other fish foood
The best is catfish clown loaches and algae eaters. Any bottom feeders are good.just make sure it is bigger than the oscars voice