they are definitely not fussy eaters. Ive thrown tetra tabin, spectrum fish food, dainichi veggie deluxe, spectrum algae wafers, fresh zucchini & cucumbers

beautiful pleco! congradulations!

definitely L128. beautiful fish & excellent pictures. good luck with spawning!

nice fish guys. hope they grow out to macximum size.

sorry for your loss. dont give up!

Congradulations! Hope you have many years of success !

congradulations! I hope you have many more spawnings! this great news since L25 is now prohibited for export out of brazil.

Farid, beautiful L90s! hope you have success with spawning these fish!

beautiful pictures of nice fish! excellent quality of blue eyed pleco!

beautiful pictures & excellent fish! thankyou for the pictures!

Great pictures! Keep them coming!

Stunning fish! congradualtions on finding a beautiful specimen!

I'm from Hawaii USA

Is the shamper L418 the only royal found in peru? Iknow that there is another panaque in peru called Imperial
Panaque L350. What river is does this fish come from?

Jorn, what are the side effects with the vaccines for stomach & yellowfever?

hiplecoman wrote:Wow! the L90 Panaque are awesome! I have never seen them as wide as those in the picture. I hope you have continued success on you trip.

The shamper green royals are superb!

Wow! the L90 Panaque are awesome! I have never seen them as wide as those in the picture. I hope you have continued success on you trip.

the day after the BEP were posted on AB I sent an email asking how much is the shipping to hawaii. He said he would have to research the freight since hawaii is in the pacific. he also said shipping to hawaii would be expensive. Just thought I should share this with everyone. He said he would let ...

the day after the BEP were posted on AB I sent an email asking how much is the shipping to hawaii. He said he would have to research the freight since hawaii is in the pacific. he also said shipping to hawaii would be expensive. Just thought I should share this with everyone.

I know that they come from the rio xingu in Brazil. They are best kept in 80 degrees since the xingus temp is warm. they are not to agressive. They'll eat algae wafers & vegetable matter. The biggest specimen that I saw was 8".I have heard they can get 10-12". Gorgeous fish, sometimes called orange ...