Need info on L183
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Need info on L183
Can anyone tell me how fast these L183 grow, how big do they get and when they reach adult stage...
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Here is some info: http://www.planetcatfish.com/catelog/lo ... /221_F.PHP
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L183 are notoriously slow growers for Ancistrus. The good news is that they can be spawned at 3 inches. The bad news is that it will take better than a year to reach that size from most of the small specimens that I've seen offered for sale. I bought my last 2 at 1 1/4 inches and took almost 18 months to get the first eggs.
Larry Vires
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Impossible only means that somebody hasn't done it correctly yet.
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I don't have them anymore. I either sold or lost all of my fish when I moved a year and a half ago. This is a problem that I'm currently rectifying
At the time, they were spawning about 30 eggs every 3 weeks. All of the eggs were fungusing because the pH was too high.
Most of the retail prices I've seen on them lately is in the $20-30 range for 3" TL fish.
Larry Vires

At the time, they were spawning about 30 eggs every 3 weeks. All of the eggs were fungusing because the pH was too high.
Most of the retail prices I've seen on them lately is in the $20-30 range for 3" TL fish.
Larry Vires
Impossible only means that somebody hasn't done it correctly yet.