7 to 8 cm

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Hi guys and gals. Would like a second opinion on these guys. Im thinking 4 males 1 female. These fish are 2 yrs old.

tagamasid1023 wrote:3 females and a male IMO.

thanks tagamasid always good to get someone else's opinion.

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Had these guys since they were fry. They are 2.5 years old know. I think there is 1 male 2 females and possibly another male.

LDA008 are a beautiful little fish, My L333 fry only eat freshly hatched brine shrimp for the first 3 to 4 months then there happy to eat wafers

Hi everyone. Just a quick post to see what people feed their fry once the egg sacks are consumed to give them the best chance of survival. I feed my lil guys freshly hatched brine shrimp, a mix of dry food (wafers, flake) and also fresh greens (cucumber, zucchini). I also use Indian almond leaves ...

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Hi all, i would like your opinion on the sex of these fish, photos aren't real good, but I believe there to be 2 males 1 female and possibly 1 other female.

Thanks for the information and pictures guys.

Hi everyone, just wondering if anyone is using Indian Almond Leaf in there tanks. Have you noticed any benefical outcomes from using it. They say it has antibacterial properties, helps stabilize water parameters, promotes breeding and good for Fry growth.

Any input would be appreciated on this topic.

Have been found, thanks everyone

Even looking for Fry.

Hi Guys, looking to update the gene pool. Looking for L201 males, female, sub adults. Im located on the central coast of NSW, willing to drive 100k's or get them couriered. PM with price and location.

Hi, the fry will take 5 to 6 days to hatch, the air stone trick will work. But if you can catch the male that was guarding the eggs and put him back with the eggs he will fan them. Once the eggs hatch the fry will stay in there hiding spot till the yolk sacks are gone, yellow eggs = fertile, pale ...

Thanks Tina, I found a bit if information about this fish. As they were originally imported into Australia illegally they aren't recognized as ancistrus sp rio's although they are most likely to be that species. They are being sold here as orange spot bristlenoses.

Thanks guys

Thanks silurus, if I had my guess I'd say it closely resembles Portel Angelicus Pleco L005

Hi guys, I was given these as a gift, I was told that they were common bristlenose catfish but they don't look anything like a common BN. Hope the photos help.