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You all have been AWESOME to me. I really appreciate it. It's so cool to be surrounded by so much knowledge and experience. While I'm at it, I may as well ask about my other plecostomus... When I bought it, it was marked "White Dot" Plecostomus. I really haven't been able to find anything using "White Dot" as even a common name. But when looking, I found some to be called Galaxy and some to be called Snowball. I felt like mine was closest to a Snowball, but that was just be trying to compare pictures. It was mostly just a guess. So, I was hoping some of you might be able to tell me if I guessed correctly or not.

Here's some pictures:

http://aquariumrox.blogspot.com/2010/09 ... tomas.html

Thanks again in advance for your help!

One of my current favorites, though I do not keep any!

nvcichlids wrote:

Baryancistrus sp(l142)

One of my current favorites, though I do not keep any!

Wow! Just like that and you've tracked it down! Does it have a "common" name? Also, can you tell if the one I have is male or female?

Thanks!

AquariumRox wrote:

nvcichlids wrote:

Baryancistrus sp(l142)

One of my current favorites, though I do not keep any!

Wow! Just like that and you've tracked it down! Does it have a "common" name? Also, can you tell if the one I have is male or female?

Thanks!

Cat-eLog says it's called "Big White Spot Pleco". I'd also expect it's one of many plecs that has been sold as a snowball plec. To the second question, I think the fish is too young.

These fish need to be about 6-8" to be sexable, I think. Your fish looks like it's about half that.

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Mats

I like these guys too.

Here is a topic I posted trying to sex them.......
http://www.planetcatfish.com/forum/view ... =5&t=29000

Cheers