Milingu Bronze Tier VIP MFK Member Jul 19, 2015 1,326 2,379 454 Today at 2:28 PM #11 JasonsPlecosCichlids said: Little late but this is most likely Hypostomus laplatae. I count approx. 8 soft spines after the first hard spine. Dorsal too short for 10+ spines. Adipose fin is usually very long on a Ranger Pleco. Click to expand... Good point! I guess you are right with Hypostomus. Why do you think it is laplatae? Couldn't it be H. plecostomus?
JasonsPlecosCichlids said: Little late but this is most likely Hypostomus laplatae. I count approx. 8 soft spines after the first hard spine. Dorsal too short for 10+ spines. Adipose fin is usually very long on a Ranger Pleco. Click to expand... Good point! I guess you are right with Hypostomus. Why do you think it is laplatae? Couldn't it be H. plecostomus?
