Hi all,
I'm not selling this but I saw it on another site and thought I would add it in case anyone wants to treat themselves to a lovely looking Pleco
http://www.plecofanatics.com/forum/show ... hp?t=83229
Blue eye suttoni
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Blue eye suttoni
Q) Why are dead fish harder to 'wind up' than live fish?
A) Because dead fish never take the bait! ;)
A) Because dead fish never take the bait! ;)
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Re: Blue eye suttoni
I think this should be bought by someone who has a few already with the sole aim of breeding this species
but that's me ;)
but that's me ;)
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Re: Blue eye suttoni
Absolutely someone who already have this gorgeous catfish should buy this, alternative is a large zoo with an big south america tank over a couple of thousand litres minimum.
I keep zebras,L200´s,L183´s,L333´s and many more,lots of corys and some cichlids from south america