ID required please!
ID required please!
Picked up this pleco today, bit of a mystery to me though. Is it a King Tiger, Queen Arabesque or some combination of both? it is spotted and striped, and looks unlike either my King Tiger or Queen Arabesque.....
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I've picked up a few of these as well, listed at LFS as King Tigers. However, the stripes are thinner and more numerous than my other L-66, yet thicker than L-260. In a tank with L-66, these three hide in tubes all day, while the known L-66 tend to find cover amongst the wood and rocks. Sexes are mixed in each group, so I don't think behavior is gender related.
Fish were imported from SA, so I doubt that it is some tank cross breed. Finally, they have spawned amongst themselves, but not with the original L-66. Any other suggestions on ID? Since the spawn, I have segregated the group. But I am still curious about better ID. Thanks.
Fish were imported from SA, so I doubt that it is some tank cross breed. Finally, they have spawned amongst themselves, but not with the original L-66. Any other suggestions on ID? Since the spawn, I have segregated the group. But I am still curious about better ID. Thanks.