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yo yo loach Synonyms

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A small, bottom-dwelling freshwater fish (Botia almorhae) native to the Ganges basin in northern India and Nepal, characterized by distinctive dark reticulated side bands that resemble the letters 'Y' and 'O'.

Usage Example

"The botia is a popular addition to community aquariums because of its active behavior and natural ability to control nuisance snail populations."

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botia
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loach

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