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Panda Garra

Temp. Range:    72 - 77°F.
pH:    6.8 - 7.4
dH range:    6.0 - 10.0
Potential Size:    2.5"
Garra flavatrai
Panda Garra
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Native Region:    Indonesia
Temperament:    Community. Reclusive & nocturnal.
Feeding:    Wide diet as a scavenger.  Feed at night.
Sexing:    Hard to tell. Males have a more muscular upper body appearance, and usually have larger pectoral fins with more black markings on them.  Females are wider bodied in the belly
 General Comments:    The Panda Garra is an ornate sucker-mouth loach. Like its namesake the panda, the Panda Garra features broad, alternating bands of light and dark coloration. Its unique markings are highlighted with diamond-shaped scale patterns and hints of red coloration in its fins. Due to its unusual markings and peaceful nature, the Panda Garra makes a great addition to well-filtered aquariums 30 gallons and larger.

In the wild, the Panda Garra inhabits well-oxygenated, fast-flowing streams. The addition of a powerhead or the use of a slightly oversized filter will increase filtration and water movement to help recreate natural conditions. While its sucker-like mouth may suggest the Panda Garra is a scavenger or algae-eater, it is crucial not to restrict its diet solely on available algae or food debris.

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