That looks way better than the smooth slate I am used to seeing. Looks very natural and we'll done
Show your Plecos Here !!
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Another shot of L142 snowball No.1
Short video of both my L142 snowball plecos.
https://www.instagram.com/p/BTdQRE8DA94/
Short video of both my L142 snowball plecos.
https://www.instagram.com/p/BTdQRE8DA94/
Here's my "big beauty"! HighFin White Spotted Pleco (that's what I bought her as, though I can find no info on that description, lol).
If anyone has a more accurate name, it'd be appreciated
(I have the canopy off currently, so things are a bit brighter at the surface than they normally are).
If anyone has a more accurate name, it'd be appreciated
(I have the canopy off currently, so things are a bit brighter at the surface than they normally are).
Gold spot pleco (Pterygoplichthys.joselimaianus)Here's my "big beauty"! HighFin White Spotted Pleco (that's what I bought her as, though I can find no info on that description, lol).
If anyone has a more accurate name, it'd be appreciated
(I have the canopy off currently, so things are a bit brighter at the surface than they normally are).
Interesting! She does look a lot like some of their pics, but the page on PlanetCatfish indicates that they only get to ~12" - and she's 18" easily (the height of visible glass in the tank is 21") - I actually never measured her like that before
And fwiw, her spots are really more white than they show in the pics.
Hmm...if that's the case then I'm not entirely sure then hahaInteresting! She does look a lot like some of their pics, but the page on PlanetCatfish indicates that they only get to ~12" - and she's 18" easily (the height of visible glass in the tank is 21") - I actually never measured her like that before
Maybe Pterygoplichthys.multiradiatus then? I've seen a picture of one that resembles your pleco, but maybe it was mislabled.
Not 100%, but here's a link:
https://farm6.staticflickr.com/5181/5551141008_97101cf0e9_b.jpg
Panetcatfish is not accurate on their sizes. I think it's based of of what they hear. Someone on this site had a Pterygoplichthys joselimaianus/L001 up to 16 inches. It could be a hybrid between a common and a L001Interesting! She does look a lot like some of their pics, but the page on PlanetCatfish indicates that they only get to ~12" - and she's 18" easily (the height of visible glass in the tank is 21") - I actually never measured her like that before
