Guilin Loach (Leptobotia guilinensis) – Borneo-style Sucker Loach (~2–3″ / ~5–8 cm) Brachygobius doriae and Indonesia

and Indonesia

and include plants or driftwood to offer hiding spots

fast-moving streams and rivers of the Tennessee and Cumberland River drainages

sometimes with faint patterns

commonly known as the Pengi Hillstream Loach

Guilin Loach (Leptobotia guilinensis) – Borneo-style Sucker Loach (~2–3″ / ~5–8 cm) Brachygobius doriae and IndonesiaDescription The Guilin Loach is a slender, less common sucker type loach native to southern China. It grows to about 58 cm (23) and features a yellowish body with subtle dark or golden banding and a flattened ventral surface. This peaceful species grazes on biofilm and detritus and is well suited to clean, well oxygenated community tanks where they can forage along smooth rocks. Care Instructions Tank Size: At least 20 g (75 L), with longer base