Ok not really exotic but until I can afford a colony of L200's I'm keeping a colony of L083's!
Really? In habitat, they appear to eat a mixed diet between algae types, other plants and large portions of insect (mainy fly) larvae. I am amazed you've noticed yours have a preference over veggies considering, but I wouldn't consider the protein to be a minor part of their diet.WyldFya;1996799; said:They are carnivorous to a very minor extent, and do prefer to go after vegetation if given the choice.
L083 is a P. gibbiceps, and these are not that. These are a colour mutation of P. pardalis.Peter McFarlane;2003675; said:Ok not really exotic but until I can afford a colony of L200's I'm keeping a colony of L083's!
This guy will either be a P. pardalis or a P. disjunctivus, I believe you have both in the trade and as a non-native in your waters.jerickvmx;2002946; said:ei guys we call this in the philippines as janitor fish it really helps to clean ur tank. keep posting
I'll see what I can come up with over the next few days, btw I just got back from Peru on sunday and i was lucky enough to spend 3 days in the amazon, 25 miles down river from Iquitos...it was incredible but i wasn't able to bring any fish back with meT let's see some updated pics from your crew!
I'm still looking for someone to split shipping costs with on a pleco order
dunno, got him for $5 thoughWyldFya;2002114; said:Looks more like a flash, L204.
How big is this "peppermint"? Looks great!dragonfish;2001932; said:I'll see your royal and raise you a peppermint.
About 2-2 1/2 inchesdavo;2004657; said:Nice little guy... how big is it?
About 3-3 1/2 inchesdavo;2004669; said:How big is this "peppermint"? Looks great!
Im talking TL....Planetcatfish said 25cm (9,8") SL so 30cm TL....but who knows, i havn't seen bigger than 25cm TL.T time;2003235; said:Closer to 20-25cm realistically, i've still yet to see pictures of one that was larger than 7-8" inches