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/
BEAUTIFUL Snowball!!
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).
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).
Gold spot pleco (Pterygoplichthys.joselimaianus)
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.
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
Hmm...if that's the case then I'm not entirely sure then haha
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
That pic of the multiradiatus looks very much like her!
The one in the picture is a L001