Plec Id
- Thread starter SleepyCanadian
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My guess is that it is a "common" pleco, Pterygoplichthys joselimaianus or
Pterygoplichthys pardalis (from the shape, I would guess more joselimaianus than paradalis). Though the color looks more like a chocolate or rhino pleco, Pterygoplichthys scrophus (I can't tell if there are "horns" in the picture). However, I think it's lighter in color because it's stressed out and/or it's trying to blend in with the white gravel. I would suggest getting some more hiding places for it, and if possible changing to a darker more natural gravel color.
Pterygoplichthys pardalis (from the shape, I would guess more joselimaianus than paradalis). Though the color looks more like a chocolate or rhino pleco, Pterygoplichthys scrophus (I can't tell if there are "horns" in the picture). However, I think it's lighter in color because it's stressed out and/or it's trying to blend in with the white gravel. I would suggest getting some more hiding places for it, and if possible changing to a darker more natural gravel color.
i see him change color all the time when hes on the back of the tank hes more black and on the gravel well the pic tells all lol, thanks for Iding the plec