New L029

[digital_run]

Hey there...haven't posted a picture in awhile but I thought I'd share a picture of my new L029 vampire plec...Well it's not new..in fact i've had him for about two months now but I barely see him and only recently was able to take this picture..forgive the blurry outcome...I was soo shocked that he was in the open that by time I got my camera out I was only able to get this single shot.

His fellow tank mate is a Rhino plec... L# ¿

They both share the tank with 9 Red eye Tetras and 8 Serpae tetras....its the tank on the left

Thanks for looking

 

[woodie]

lovely i have a pair of these in my 4foot tank

 

[yvez9]

awesome plecos!!

the tank on the right must be infested with algea no?

 

[Angel Lady]

I love plecos those are awsome. That second picture is stunning..

 

[woodie]

would a rhino plec be a BN ??

 

[digital_run]

would a rhino plec be a BN ??

Looks like it from the picture doesn't it...Heres the best pic that I have to show off why hes called a Rhino Plec

Yvez...Yea this tank does have a problem with algae...When that pic was taken(its an older one) it was just before I did a water change so it looked a little murky.

Heres what it usually looks like...

Thanks for the replys!!

 

[woodie]

wow never seen a rhino plec before going to go and see if i can find it on planet catfish

 

[bunjiweb]

"Rhino" plecs, sometimes known as "Alligator" plecs grow to 18" quite easily. They could possibly even grow bigger in the wild. I hope you bare this in mind as it will need a tank 48x18x18" minimum when bigger.

Ben

 

[digital_run]

"Rhino" plecs, sometimes known as "Alligator" plecs grow to 18" quite easily. They could possibly even grow bigger in the wild. I hope you bare this in mind as it will need a tank 48x18x18" minimum when bigger.

Ben

Thanks...All taken into account bunji, not new to this