Plecostomus

L82 gold spotted opal pleco The L82 Opal Spot Pleco (Scobinancistrus sp) is a rare species found in the Rio Xingu, Brazil. Similar to other plecos, they require sufficient hiding...

L067 Yellow Edged Pleco The Yellow Seam or L067 Pleco is an attractive and medium-sized species of pleco that can be found in the warm and fast-moving waters of Brazil's...

L267 Bristlenose pleco ( Ancistrus Loricariidae )

L397 Alenquer Tiger Pleco The L397 Alenquer Tiger Pleco (Panaqolus sp.) is an incredibly vibrant and rare loricariid species of suckermouth catfish. In recent years, successful commercial breeding has made...

Bristlenose Plecos are known for their hardiness and adaptability, and are a popular choice among aquarium enthusiasts. They are bottom-dwelling fish that require a well-aerated aquarium with plenty of hiding...

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...

L142 / LDA33 SnowBall Pleco This fish is an omnivorous grazer that primarily feeds on biofilm. It particularly enjoys sweet potatoes and algae wafers. To ensure the fish remains healthy,...

L25s are a species of giant bottom-dwelling fish that tend to be shy and introverted. To make them feel comfortable, it is important to provide low lighting or darkness and...

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...

L201 snowball pleco The L201 Snowball Pleco (Hypancistrus sp.), also known as the Orinoco Angel Pleco, belongs to the Loricariidae family of South American suckermouth catfish. Its striking appearance, featuring...