Identification please :)
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Identification please :)
Hi,
I'm new to this forum, but have kept fish on and off over the years. I currently have 2 tanks.
I have 2 bristle nose / pleco / asking here for better identification! One in each tank. It would be great to identify them. Male / Female - L numbers if possible.
Thanks in advance.
2 year old in tank 1
New baby in tank 2
Thanks again.
I'm new to this forum, but have kept fish on and off over the years. I currently have 2 tanks.
I have 2 bristle nose / pleco / asking here for better identification! One in each tank. It would be great to identify them. Male / Female - L numbers if possible.
Thanks in advance.
2 year old in tank 1
New baby in tank 2
Thanks again.
- Suckermouth
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Re: Identification please :)
This appears to be the common bristlenose pleco, which we have listed on this website as . It has no L-number.
- Milton Tan
Research Scientist @ Illinois Natural History Survey
Research Scientist @ Illinois Natural History Survey
- panaque
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Re: Identification please :)
I agree that this is what the first one is (adult female) but the second one with the small white spots on the body and possibly orangy larger ones in the fins looks more like or similar.Suckermouth wrote:This appears to be the common bristlenose pleco, which we have listed on this website as . It has no L-number.
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Re: Identification please :)
I assumed the "baby" implied that it was progeny of the parent posted.panaque wrote:I agree that this is what the first one is (adult female) but the second one with the small white spots on the body and possibly orangy larger ones in the fins looks more like or similar.Suckermouth wrote:This appears to be the common bristlenose pleco, which we have listed on this website as . It has no L-number.
- Milton Tan
Research Scientist @ Illinois Natural History Survey
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