AwesomeNot mine (sadly!) but stumbled across this and though it was worth posting here...
Sent from my iPad using MonsterAquariaNetwork app
]\/[onster Plecos
- Thread starter davo
- Start date
Sent from my iPad using MonsterAquariaNetwork app
Got a 12" L25 7 point, was hoping for it to be more black but its still awesome!
Great score, it's stressed and should settled down into a darker base. When you keep these for long you will notice there colors will intense with mood.Got a 12" L25 7 point, was hoping for it to be more black but its still awesome!
Sent from my iPad using MonsterAquariaNetwork app
Thanks mike, hopefully it does that 
when you first got yours were they recluded? Ive had mine for 2 days now its still hiding in the cave of sand he made with his tail lol o and can you sex it from this photo?
when you first got yours were they recluded? Ive had mine for 2 days now its still hiding in the cave of sand he made with his tail lol o and can you sex it from this photo?
Just read this entire thread. Outstanding. I stumbled on the read as I was reading about others that have L330. I just picked one up 7" along with an L27 3". Very excited to see them grow!
Jim
Jim
L25 and L600. Sorry for acrylic not being the cleanest. Both of these fish were in other tanks for awhile. Put them in this tank about 6months ago or so. They are working out great together
I could be wrong but I don't think he's white. I've got four very large clown loaches (probably nearly 10 years old) and they get this weird translucent color and do some sort of fighting/mating ritual that involves some rather loud clicks as they flick each other with the burrs that extend from the sides of their faces that you can hear from across the room. If you used a flash (like it looks like he did in those photos) they would show up about that color. I'm not him but that's my guess as mine do the same thing. Usually coinciding with water changes and other water parameter variables. I had hoped it was a mating ritual but I've yet to see little guys running around so I doubt that it is or if it is there's a component missing that gets them to that next step in the process. It's wild to watch though as it goes on for hours and they're quite aggressive for what are normally docile fish otherwise.
