Parabotia kiangsiensis – Point Face Golden Loach (~10 cm / ~4 inches) Pseudogastromyzon laticeps Leavelli Gobies add a lively

Leavelli Gobies add a lively dynamic to well-designed community aquariums

freshwater jewel native to the Wuyi River tributaries in Zhejiang Province

Provide ample hiding spots under rocks and logs

while females display a more subdued coloration

Distinct Appearance: Nuptial males display a reddish-orange belly and caudal area

Parabotia kiangsiensis – Point Face Golden Loach (~10 cm / ~4 inches) Pseudogastromyzon laticeps Leavelli Gobies add a livelyDescription Parabotia kiangsiensis, commonly called the Point Face or Jiangxi Golden Loach, is a rarely seen Botiid loach native to the Sin River tributaries in Jiangxi Province, China. Adults reach approximately 8 cm (sometimes up to 10 cm) and have a distinctive golden brown base color speckled with darker body striping and notable facial spotting. Their large, expressive orange irises and elegant body shape make them visually striking. These