Five tiger hillstream loaches submitted as a donation to the BAP.  These were bred in my fish room and are now at least three months old.   This is the most common hillstream loach you might see for sale in the stores.  It's commonly thought that you'll need a river biotope with high flow rates and lots of algae covered rocks for them to graze on to be successful.   I haven't found that to be true.   I bought a bag of fist sized rocks at Menards, keep the temperature in the low 70's , and feed them a varied diet including live BBS and they seem very content.  Don't add these to a brand new aquarium because they spend a considerable amount of time grazing between the rocks.   A great fish to include with a cherry shrimp colony.   The 20L these fish are in also have cherry shrimp and blue-eyed Pseudomugils.   All are breeding.