Show your Plecos Here !!
- Thread starter redtailfool
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It is green (I have my CS2 set to cooler instead of warmer auto adjust). My tank has a major algae bloom going on ...
I purchased it as a Green Phantom (the one with the white dots) - spent $100.00 plus tax on it
I purchased it as a Green Phantom (the one with the white dots) - spent $100.00 plus tax on it
Yeah, a L200, but which... is the adipose fin connected to the dorsal fin membrane? http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/showpost.php?p=888539&postcount=48
I think it is a Baryancistrus Phantom ...
This is the best shot I can get so far ...
I almost had a better shot but in a 2 inch by 3 inch (give or take) cave it seems everyone wants to occupy it from the Black Ghost Knife, to one of the Blood parrots to a red Bay Snook to the Green Phantom ...
I could probably get rid of 205 gallons of water and keep them happy!
This is the best shot I can get so far ...
I almost had a better shot but in a 2 inch by 3 inch (give or take) cave it seems everyone wants to occupy it from the Black Ghost Knife, to one of the Blood parrots to a red Bay Snook to the Green Phantom ...
I could probably get rid of 205 gallons of water and keep them happy!
It is a baryancistrus. Green phantoms should not generally have white spots unless they are a northern variant. Blue phantoms sometimes have white spots, but usually blue, and green's have yellow spots generally. They should not be that reclusive, what are you keeping with it?
WyldFya;1017113; said:
It's probably a bit disturbed with camera flash
Here are a couple better shots ... not the perfect one yet ...
but it is Green with white (creamy white) spots!
and a few more ...
this picture is what colors my eyes see in the tank ...
As previously stated, it is a baryancistrus, and the spots are not white in that picture either. White spot L200s are fairly rare, and come from the north. Yours is a standard olive green with yellowish spots.
one thing I should mention .... the tan wall in those pictures is actually white in reality.
The GREEN pleco shot is the REAL color
The GREEN pleco shot is the REAL color
