The horseface (Acantopsis dialuzona) is a relatively shy bottom-dweller that likes to burrow into the substrate; it will sift the sand through its gills in search of microorganisms or other food. Its long snout is reminiscent of a horse muzzle, hence its name. Peaceful and tolerant of aquarium life, this interesting looking fish is fun to watch as it successfully hides from other fish right near by.
| Scientific Name | Common Name | Size | Temperament |
| Acantopsis dialuzona | Horseface Loach | 220mm | Peaceful |
| Water Temperature | Water pH | Tank Size | Diet |
| 25-28°C | 6.0–6.5 | Min 100 liters | Omnivore |
| Lifespan | Care | Difficulty Breeding | Min Population |
| 10 Years | Easy-medium | Unknown | 6 |
| Robustness | Way of Living | Sociability | Availability |
| Hardy | Nocturnal | Social active | Often |