Hillstream Loach myersi (Pseudogastromyzon Myersi) Pengi Hillstream Loach fast-moving streams and rivers of

fast-moving streams and rivers of the Tennessee and Cumberland River drainages

and hiding spots to support natural exploration and territory establishment

this danio thrives in schools — ideally 6 or more

Best kept in groups of 4 or more to increase confidence and reduce stress

topped off with delicate white fin edges—especially striking in males

Hillstream Loach myersi (Pseudogastromyzon Myersi) Pengi Hillstream Loach fast-moving streams and rivers ofDescription Pseudogastromyzon myersi, commonly called Myers Hillstream or Sucker belly Loach, is a compact species reaching around 6 cm in length. It features a flattened body and sucker like ventral surface for clinging to rocks in fastflowing streams of Guangdong and Hong Kong. Its typical pattern is mottled brown with variable red edging on the dorsal fin and a yellowish tint on the tail. This loach is a biofilm grazer and peaceful shoaling fish,