The darker end of the teeth is the roots and blunt spoon shape ends is what they use to scrape and eat the drift woods.
Royal pleco shedding teeth.
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The darker end of the teeth is the roots and blunt spoon shape ends is what they use to scrape and eat the drift woods.
Would be cool just to see them in person from my own fish. Kinda figured these would be nothing to really worry about with them.
neat will have to keep a look out in my 90 for these got to Royals in there, happily making sawdust, didn't know they loose there teeth that is kinda cool, thanks for sharing.
I consider royals to be river termite, they're always chewing on drift woods. I have a big pile of sawdust in the conner of my tank.
You haven't posted in a while, everything good with you Jackson? I only got royals and cactus type.
You ever had L-14 in there?
Those teeth look like l-14 teeth not royal teeth
When I had mine I found them all the time. L-14 she'd their teeth constantly. It could be royal teeth but the ones I've found don't look like these.
Fish are good
Just really busy
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Those teeth look like l-14 teeth not royal teeth
When I had mine I found them all the time. L-14 she'd their teeth constantly. It could be royal teeth but the ones I've found don't look like these.
Fish are good
Just really busy
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I haven't had a goldie plecos in years, the size of teeth only could be from the royals.
I say make a necklace out of em, that's awesome
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