Plecostomus

L333 King Tiger Pleco The L333, also known as the King Tiger Pleco, is a captivating species belonging to the Hypancistrus genus. Native to the Rio Xingu in Brazil, this...

L075 / L124 Para Pleco (Peckoltia Sabaji)

L204 Flash Pleco Also known as Pinstripe Panaques, L204 Flash Plecos (Panaqolus albivermis) are striking catfish with a dark brown or black body adorned with thin tan stripes. While most...

L240 Vampire Pleco All species of Leporacanthicus, including this Venezuelan species, possess a distinctive feature—a small, slightly raised, blunt, thorn-like plate on the top of their heads, facing backward. This...

L239 Blue Panaque Pleco The L239, also known as the Blue Panaque, is a distinctive and relatively small species of pleco. Despite its common name, it is not classified within...

The L186 Giant Black Cactus Pleco (Pseudacanthicus major) is a striking freshwater pleco species highly sought after by aquarium enthusiasts. Here’s a detailed overview of this fascinating fish:   Scientific...

L056 Yellow Chubby Pleco The L056, also known as the Chubby Pleco, is a distinctive and heavily armored pleco species native to the Tocantins river basin in Eastern Brazil. Its...

L155 Adonis Pleco The L155 albino Adonis, also known as the Hystrix Pleco, is an impressive and giant pleco species found in the middle Amazon River and some of its...

They have an omnivorous diet, with a preference for meaty foods like bloodworms, gammarus, and brine shrimp. They also eagerly consume commercially prepared options such as Spirulina tabs.

L007 Vampire Pleco All species of Leporacanthicus share a common characteristic—a small, slightly raised, blunt thorn-like plate on the top of their heads, facing backward. When it comes to differentiating...

L030 Peppermint Pleco Endemic to Brazil and specifically found in the Xingu River basin, Spectracanthicus punctatissimus is a species of armored catfish. It typically reaches a length of 10.6 centimeters...

 LDA46 Chubby Pleco Parancistrus is easily identified by its distinctive features, which include a membrane connecting the dorsal and adipose fins, a large gill opening, and non-keeled cephalic and body...