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Is this a L260 or L411 and female?

Posted: 12 Aug 2010, 18:19
by Sanplec
Hi everyone,

Here is another case for you, this time with a L260 or L411.
Which species is this and is it female or male?

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Re: Is this a L260 or L411 and female?

Posted: 12 Aug 2010, 18:53
by Yann
I would say a bit stressed female L260

Cheers
Yann

Re: Is this a L260 or L411 and female?

Posted: 12 Aug 2010, 20:01
by jbmm
I go with Yann.
IMHO the spots between the lines say L260 :)

edit: pls keep us informed, almost unavailable species in the NL :thumbsup:

Re: Is this a L260 or L411 and female?

Posted: 13 Aug 2010, 06:12
by jac
Comparing with my breeding females, yes I think it is a L260 female as well :D

@jbmm, there are juvenile fish available if you look in the right places. Otherwise, if you can wait long anough I am breeding these with succes now. Had my 3 egg clutch confirmed this morning 8)

Re: Is this a L260 or L411 and female?

Posted: 13 Aug 2010, 06:54
by AleGer
I go with Yann and jbmm.
Mine L411 have no spots between the lines.

Re: Is this a L260 or L411 and female?

Posted: 13 Aug 2010, 10:39
by jbmm
jac wrote:@jbmm, there are juvenile fish available if you look in the right places. Otherwise, if you can wait long anough I am breeding these with succes now. Had my 3 egg clutch confirmed this morning 8)
Thanks for the offer Jac, already got a group of queenie puppies :) (see my cats) 8)
but always interested in adults :beardy: and breeding/husbandry info :)

Re: Is this a L260 or L411 and female?

Posted: 13 Aug 2010, 17:41
by Sanplec
Thanks everyone,

I'm very happy this is a female.
Maybe I can get my hands on a L260 adult male.
So thank you everyone for laying an eye on my pleco.

KG,

San

Re: Is this a L260 or L411 and female?

Posted: 13 Aug 2010, 21:42
by apistomaster
Definitely a nice ripe female L260.
Wish I had about 4 like her. I lose 2 of my 3 breeder females last winter so I have only one female left and some 20 juveniles about 18 months old from previous spawns. I will have a large breeding group in about another 18 months with only the fish on hand.