indigoj sic itur ad astra Joined Jun 23, 2007 Messages 2,197 Reaction score 0 Location Bury, UK Sep 14, 2009 #16 It looks like a sailfin or gibbiceps - grow larger than a common. After 12 months it should be close to 12" long - if not then it is not growing properly - what size tank is it in?
It looks like a sailfin or gibbiceps - grow larger than a common. After 12 months it should be close to 12" long - if not then it is not growing properly - what size tank is it in?
raptorrex Inactive Joined Aug 1, 2006 Messages 6,480 Reaction score 2 Location U.K. Sep 14, 2009 #17 jackbc48 said: ok thanks. but is this a common pleco? Click to expand... very probably
Davo86 Cichlids, Catfish and Oddballs Joined Oct 1, 2007 Messages 5,591 Reaction score 1 Location Shropshire UK Sep 14, 2009 #18 Its looks like P.Pardalis, which is arguably the most common of the common plec species. They should grow to around 18"
Its looks like P.Pardalis, which is arguably the most common of the common plec species. They should grow to around 18"
F fearce Fish Crazy Joined Jan 13, 2007 Messages 232 Reaction score 0 Location UK, England Sep 18, 2009 #19 looks common to me too.
P plecofan New Member Joined Oct 8, 2006 Messages 57 Reaction score 0 Location South East,uk Sep 25, 2009 #20 Doubt if its a pardalis, the tummy pattern doesn't look right. Most likely a Pterygoplichthys disjunctivus I would have a look at the diet on the profile, should be fed more veggies rather than lots of protein foods. Is it in the 55 gallon tank you have in siggy?
Doubt if its a pardalis, the tummy pattern doesn't look right. Most likely a Pterygoplichthys disjunctivus I would have a look at the diet on the profile, should be fed more veggies rather than lots of protein foods. Is it in the 55 gallon tank you have in siggy?
sanka101 Fish Fanatic Joined Aug 21, 2009 Messages 129 Reaction score 0 Location Bc, Canada Oct 12, 2009 #21 Looks just like my 1" baby leopard sailfin pleco.
A Aequora Fish Fanatic Joined Jul 11, 2009 Messages 82 Reaction score 0 Location East Wenatchee, Washington USA Oct 12, 2009 #22 Looks like a common Pleco to me. If you breed plecos or have many you can start to tell them apart by the individual markings on their underside.
Looks like a common Pleco to me. If you breed plecos or have many you can start to tell them apart by the individual markings on their underside.