2.5" Aqualog L046, L-46 Hypancistrus zebra

Out of Stock. The Zebra pleco, demands a hefty price due to its obvious striking patterns, and extreme rarity in the trade. It has been bred in captivity but seldomly. It is a relatively peaceful pleco, and is not a true alga eater. The Zebra pleco, prefers a more varied diet and carnivorous food as well as greens.

Aqualog - L047 - Baryancistrus sp.

A truly Exotic Pleco, this species reaches over 11 inches in length, though unlike others of this genus is found more often in smaller sizes.

Aqualog: L066 - Hypancistrus sp . TheTiger Pleco, Network Pleco or Scribbled Pleco.

The King Tiger Pleco is highly sought after Rare Pleco (from The Rio Xingu) by Pleco aficionados. Its pattern is virtually unmistakable with other L-numbers, but little is known of the Pleco due to its rarity.

The Leporacanthicus genus is a rather recent discovery, only first identified in 1989. Since then, several species have been added to the genus, the triactis being the most beautiful.

4" Baryancistrus sp Aqualog: L142, LDA33

The Big White spot Pleco is an active Plecostomus, and an omnivorous grazer, though tends more to a diet of algae and vegetable matter (likes sweet potatoes) than other rare plecostomus.