The Stone loach lives in the demersal, freshwater, pH range: 6.8 - 7.5, dH range: 8 - 18 environment.
The Stone loach (Barbtula barbatula) is a species of ray-finned fish in the Balitoridae family. More
Stone Loach in Google Images * Barbatula barbatula in Google Images Search the Web: More about these sites . More
The stone loach is a common European species used as food. The spined loach is found from Europe to Japan and has a collapsible spine between and slightly below its eyes. Two related Asian families are known as suckerbelly loaches and hillstream loaches. More
Stone Loach in Google Images Search the Web: More about these sites . More
Stone Loach (in Nepal) Schistura savona Half Banded Loach Schistura scaturigina Cobitis scaturigina, C. subfusca, Nemacheilus mugah, N. scaturigina, N. schebbeuri, N. zonatus, Nemachilus mugah, N. shebbearei, N. scaturigina, N. More
Stone loach, in contrast, showed no hierarchical order or size-related shelter use. Only burbot showed a significant relationship between the ability to occupy the preferred shelter and the somatic growth. More
In Response To: The Stone Loach Edit (Martin Thoene) Hi Martin. More
tissues from stone loach, relatively minor changes were quantified in specific mRNA and metallothionein concentrations. Throughout the experimental period, tissue concentrations of zinc and copper were determined in the liver, kidney and gills of the rainbow trout and stone loach. More
Stone Loach where I am (in the UK) is Barbatula barbatula, but there are several other different species with the catch-all commmon name of Stone Loach. More
Fantastic fact: If found, Stone Loaches stay still, relying on their camouflage for protection. More
Ezo-hotokedojô in Japanese (日本語)
Kylkijuovanuoliainen in Finnish (suomen kieli)
Mřenka hokaidská in Czech (česky)
Nikkonschmerle in German (Deutsch)
Stone loach in English
エゾホトケドジョウ in Japanese (日本語)
短体北鳅 in Mandarin Chinese
短體北鰍 in Mandarin Chinese