Show off your orange cheek Pleco!

[Rob909]

Live aquaria has a 12" for $300, Rapps as 9" for $225, and Below water had/has 6" in November for $90.

Yeah I emailed Jeff about them but it turned into $325 after shipping and packing.
Below water looks like a really good thing to hold out on! Thanks!

 

[justarn]

Be wary of fish below 10", I believe there's a false l095 can't remember the l number.

 

[Rob909]

Be wary of fish below 10", I believe there's a false l095 can't remember the l number.

I believe you’re thinking the L152 but they don’t come with any orange. Vs the L95 comes with orange even as a juvenile from photos I’ve seen.

 

[Rocksor]

Live aquaria has a 12" for $300, Rapps as 9" for $225, and Below water had/has 6" in November for $90.

Is Below Water run by Oliver Lucanus? Isn't he in Canada?

 

[Rob909]

Yeah I just emailed them. They’re out of Canada.

 

[Rob909]

Update on the below water ones, they’re the same scientific name but don’t come with orange. He said he doesn’t usually stock the orange cheeks. Maybe that’s what justarn was referring to. Good call on that. Still have yet to find any.

 

[exodus1500]

I dont believe that genebarbis/L152 show orange at any size other than maybe a tiny bit in the tail section similar to a rhino pleco.

My 4 small L095 have shown a lot of orange since I got them at ~6"

 

[Rob909]

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I dont believe that genebarbis/L152 show orange at any size other than maybe a tiny bit in the tail section similar to a rhino pleco.

My 4 small L095 have shown a lot of orange since I got them at ~6"

I meant the pseudorinelepis genibarbis. Below water has some under this name but says they’re not L95 orange cheek. These are the ones local hero refered to labeled $90.

 

[exodus1500]

While not as flashy, full grown genebaris are very awesome plecos. Pics don't to them justice.

 

[Rob909]

While not as flashy, full grown genebaris are very awesome plecos. Pics don't to them justice.

I’m confused here... what’s the scientific name for orange cheeks?
I thought it was pseudorinelepis genibarbis