i.d please l no.

[matubula]

Definitely Ancistrus, either a female or immature male. Could be L213, heres an overview of the genus http://www.planetcatfish.com/catelog/genus.php?genus_id=4#221

 

[convict84]

thanks for the reply

 

[Bogwoodbruce]

Certainly looks like an Ancistrus species to me

 

[scatz]

the bristles on the nose are a bit of a give away lol, its very hard to get a 100% i.d on black and white spotted bn's, could be one of several sp.

 

[poly-nomial]

Looks like a snow spot pleco but the spots are way too small to be that.

 

[wwcichlids]

Definately a bristlenose Ancistrus. Possibly dolichopterus

 

[convict84]

ok i checked the list from where i got it,it is called a starlight ancistrus,thats all the info i can get,its around 1 year old to.

 

[Noddy]

ok i checked the list from where i got it,it is called a starlight ancistrus,thats all the info i can get,its around 1 year old to.

Starlight ancistrus are also known as white seam plecos.
I see no white on the tips of his fins.
I'd say L213.
http://www.jjphoto.dk/fish_archive/aquarium/ancistrus_species_l213.htm

 

[convict84]

the little chap cost me 30 euro! is that a good price!

 

[Showfishing]

Its for sure an ancistrus,but which one the experts would probally disagree with each other.The black and whites are hard to ID unless its a L-183.It looks the same as some wild 184s that were coming in last year and there was a lot of debate on what they are.Also its a female.