Two weeks ago they had Batrochoglanis raninus. About 5 cms and very cute. My 10 year old son liked 3 of them for his community tank and I didn't object. It had been 20 odd years since I last kept one.
Apparently people tend to forget things after some time.
But it all came back very quickly after my son complained he couldn't see all of his Hemigrammus erythrozonus anymore and some Rhinogobius were lost too. Although he witnessed the huge bellies of the Batrochos, he couldn't link that to the missing fishes and blamed the Botia striata (which were indeed not very nice). So did I (white lie).
I decided to get everything out of the tank so I could see which fishes were missing. Result in hardly 12 days: 7 H. erythozonus and 3 Rhinogobius spec. were eaten by the 3 little rascals.
After I told him 10 fishes had disappeared, my son, although a little sad about his losses, quickly went to his tank to watch the Batrochos. "Look at them being fat! They really like it here". Uhmmm, right
