Horseface loach

The Horseface Loach, scientifically known as Acantopsis dialuzona, is a distinctive freshwater fish named for its elongated snout, which gives it a horse-like appearance. Native to the rivers and streams of Southeast Asia, this bottom-dwelling species displays a brown to gray coloration, allowing it to blend seamlessly into its natural sandy or muddy habitats. Its elongated, cylindrical body is perfectly adapted for burrowing into the substrate, where it often hides with only its eyes visible. Although not as common in the aquarium hobby as other loaches, the Horseface Loach is highly valued by enthusiasts for its intriguing behavior and adaptability to a range of water conditions.