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You guys think thats what it is? i think so, but with plecos you can never be to sure

it's the only species with one hard and nine soft dorsal rays (I,9).

I think so...your picture is a little fuzzy but it looks right
If you could get a clear shot of the dorsal you could say for sure... maybe it is just my eyes tonight that are fuzzy

Birger

Birger, nothing wrong with your eyes.

Gage, if you can produce a CLEAR picture of the dorsal fin, then we should be able to tell precisely - there is only one Ancistrus species with 10 dorsal rays, but there are several A. dolichopterus lookalikes.

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Mats

thanx, ill try my best to get a good pic, he hides a lot, so i was lucky i got this one. but again, i will try.

Remember, patience is a virtue, and when it comes to getting good shots of a fish, that's certainly the only way - lots of patience and lots of "misses".

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Mats

thanx, ive been patient for about 8 months lol, he really is just never out, hes very up for hiding in places you cant get a picture lol

I have some Ancistrus dolichopterus (L183), and it looks like yours..

Lihn wrote:I have some Ancistrus dolichopterus (L183), and it looks like yours..

Yes, but there are also some other species of Ancistrus that are fairly similar. [Although I'm not sure any of them have the CLEAR white band on the caudal fin].

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Mats