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Marble Angelfish
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YOYO LOACH
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The Yoyo Loach is a wonderful freshwater fish to own, no matter how experienced you are. They’re easy to care for, fun to observe, and neat-looking!
- Water temperature: 75°F to 86°F (aim for the middle)
- pH levels: 6.0 to 8.0
- Water hardness: 3 to 12 dKH
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These fish actually hail from the Ganges basin in northern India. They’re also found throughout Nepal and surrounding areas. They are often confused with another similar-looking species found throughout Pakistan.
On the upper end of the spectrum, these fish can thrive for around 20 years! In those cases, fish usually live in large habitats that are carefully monitored.
Water conditions, diet, and many other factors can affect the lifespan of your fish. If you want to extend their lifespan as much as possible and keep them in good health, proper care and tank maintenance are a must.
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