Tank mate check
Can Kuhli Loach and Mystery Snail live together?
Verdict: No
No. Kuhli Loach and Mystery Snail fail at least one check below, so keep them in separate tanks.
Why
The same temperament, water and known-conflict checks the MyAquaLog compatibility tool runs.
- Both species are peaceful. Kuhli Loach is rated peaceful, Mystery Snail peaceful.
- Temperature overlap 73-82°F.
- No pH overlap (5.5-7 vs 7.2-8).
- Kuhli Loach sets the floor at 15 gallons on its own. Size up from there for both groups.
- Keep Kuhli Loach in a group of 3 or more.
Side by side
| Kuhli Loach | Mystery Snail | |
|---|---|---|
| Minimum tank | 15 gal | 5 gal |
| Temperature | 73-86°F (23-30°C) | 68-82°F (20-28°C) |
| pH | 5.5-7 | 7.2-8 |
| Temperament | Peaceful | Peaceful |
| Swim level | Bottom | Bottom |
| Group size | 3 or more together | Can be kept singly |
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Other pairings
More Kuhli Loach pairings
- Amano Shrimp yes
- Angelfish with caution
- Betta Fish with caution
- Bristlenose Pleco yes
- Cardinal Tetra yes
- Cherry Shrimp yes
- Corydoras Catfish yes
- Discus yes
- Dwarf Gourami with caution
- Goldfish no
- Guppy with caution
- Harlequin Rasbora yes
- Molly Fish with caution
- Neon Tetra yes
- Nerite Snail with caution
- Oscar Fish no
- Otocinclus yes
- Platy with caution
- Plecostomus yes
- Rummy Nose Tetra yes
- Siamese Algae Eater yes
More Mystery Snail pairings
- Amano Shrimp with caution
- Angelfish with caution
- Betta Fish with caution
- Bristlenose Pleco yes
- Cardinal Tetra no
- Cherry Shrimp with caution
- Corydoras Catfish with caution
- Discus no
- Dwarf Gourami with caution
- Goldfish with caution
- Guppy yes
- Harlequin Rasbora with caution
- Molly Fish yes
- Neon Tetra no
- Nerite Snail yes
- Oscar Fish no
- Otocinclus with caution
- Platy yes
- Plecostomus with caution
- Rummy Nose Tetra no
- Siamese Algae Eater yes