Peckoltia brevis?
Peckoltia brevis?
Hi All,
These guys have just arrived at my local aquatic store and they have labeled them up as Clown Plec but not sure they look like Panaqolus maccus to me.
I had a look about on the site and closest I can find is Peckoltia Brevis what do you think?
These guys have just arrived at my local aquatic store and they have labeled them up as Clown Plec but not sure they look like Panaqolus maccus to me.
I had a look about on the site and closest I can find is Peckoltia Brevis what do you think?
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Re: Peckoltia brevis?
Pretty close & certainly not p.maccus
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Re: Peckoltia brevis?
So at £6 that would that be a pretty good price?
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Re: Peckoltia brevis?
Agree re ID.
Yeah, that's a good price. You could drop £30 on 5 and you'd be pretty likely to get a nice pair out of them.
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Yeah, that's a good price. You could drop £30 on 5 and you'd be pretty likely to get a nice pair out of them.
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Re: Peckoltia brevis?
Total bargain i reckon based on prices i see round here
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Re: Peckoltia brevis?
Cheers guys,
I think I will get myself a small group. I thought the price was good as for others in the Peckolita family they charge as much as £40 which seems a little pricey to me.
I see they lean more towards meaty foods could you recommend a good staple food source for them as I feed my other Loricariidae algae wafers. I regularly feed live and frozen blood worm/brine shrimp in my tanks as well as flake.
I think I will get myself a small group. I thought the price was good as for others in the Peckolita family they charge as much as £40 which seems a little pricey to me.
I see they lean more towards meaty foods could you recommend a good staple food source for them as I feed my other Loricariidae algae wafers. I regularly feed live and frozen blood worm/brine shrimp in my tanks as well as flake.
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Re: Peckoltia brevis?
I really like earthworm pellets for omnivorous cats, my ancistrus species seem to like them & so do all my other non loricariid cats
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Re: Peckoltia brevis?
Hi I think you you are right he looks just like the picture in the book. Peckoltia Brevis hope this helps.
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