Is this really a Flash Peckoltia?
Is this really a Flash Peckoltia?
Hi,
I bought this fish today, it is about one inch long, and was labelled 'Flash Peckoltia'. After looking through the cat-eLog, it looks more like an L204 to me. What do you think?
Thanks
I bought this fish today, it is about one inch long, and was labelled 'Flash Peckoltia'. After looking through the cat-eLog, it looks more like an L204 to me. What do you think?
Thanks
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Re: Is this really a Flash Peckoltia?
Exporters often use the name Flash Peckoltia for the Panaque sp. L-204. I would say this it Panaque sp. L-204
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Re: Is this really a Flash Peckoltia?
I would agree with , but some species change quite a bit from small to larger sizes, so don't be entirely surprised if it starts looking different at larger size.
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Re: Is this really a Flash Peckoltia?
Looks like a juvenile Panaque species, L204. Be sure it has wood to munch on. I am trying to breed these handsome dwarf Plecos.
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Re: Is this really a Flash Peckoltia?
Yep its an L204. I've got five of these. They love wood but do create a hell of a mess.
Re: Is this really a Flash Peckoltia?
Thanks everyone for your replies.
He hides in the tangle of bog-wood, and I haven't seen him come out yet - but he's still new and getting used to his surroundings. I always have courgette in my tank for my other plecs, hopefully when he's comfortable he'll enjoy eating that too.
He hides in the tangle of bog-wood, and I haven't seen him come out yet - but he's still new and getting used to his surroundings. I always have courgette in my tank for my other plecs, hopefully when he's comfortable he'll enjoy eating that too.