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The L124 Para Pleco is a striking yellow-bodied fish with bold black spots, perfect for aquarists seeking a peaceful bottom dweller. This South American beauty grows to approximately 8–10 inches and thrives in large, well-oxygenated tanks with strong water movement, plenty of driftwood, and secure hiding spots. A true omnivore, the L124 requires a varied diet of sinking pellets, algae wafers, and frozen foods like bloodworms to maintain optimal health. Maintain water temperatures between 76–82°F with a pH of 6.5–7.5 for best results. While generally peaceful, they can display territorial behavior toward other bottom-dwelling species, so tank mates should be chosen carefully. With proper care and suitable conditions, your L124 Para Pleco can live for several years, becoming a captivating centerpiece in your aquarium.

The L127 Mottled False Zebra Pleco is a small species native to the Orinoco and Meta rivers, suited for small to medium community aquariums. It exhibits territorial behavior toward conspecifics but remains peaceful with other species. This pleco requires a protein-rich diet and prefers ample cover for optimal well-being.

L128 blue Phantom pleco are an incredibly unique freshwater fish that will draw attention in any tank.

These large, interesting-looking fish are quite popular among aquarists for obvious reasons. The blue color really popped the fish in any tank. Not only do they bring a neat aesthetic to the tank, but they’re low-maintenance as well!

Royal Plecos are an incredibly unique freshwater fish that will draw attention in any tank.

These large, interesting-looking fish are quite popular among aquarists for obvious reasons. Not only do they bring a neat aesthetic to the tank, but they’re low-maintenance as well!

L200 Green Phantom Plecos are an incredibly unique freshwater fish that will draw attention in any tank.

These large, interesting-looking fish are quite popular among aquarists for obvious reasons. The green color really popped the fish in any tank. Not only do they bring a neat aesthetic to the tank, but they’re low-maintenance as well!

The L201 Snowball Pleco (Hypancistrus sp.), also known as the Orinoco Angel Pleco, is a member of the Loricariidae family of South American suckermouth catfishes.  Its black body with large white polka dots makes it a very striking fish for the planted or nano aquarium.

A generally peaceful and hardy species, the Snowball Pleco is an excellent, undemanding candidate for most aquariums.  Unlike the widely-seen Common Pleco (Hypostomus plecostomus) and Trinidad Pleco (Hypostomus punctatus), which easily reach a monstrous size of 18 to 20+ inches (45 to 51+ cm), the Snowball Pleco grows to a size of only 5.5 to 6.3 inches (14 to 16 cm).  This smaller size makes for a much more manageable (and less messy) pleco that can thrive permanently in a well-maintained aquarium as small as 40 gallons.  Male plecos may be somewhat territorial with other males of their species, but disputes can usually be diffused by providing ample territory and hiding places for each fish

The L235 (Hypancistrus sp.), is a member of the Loricariidae family of South American suckermouth catfishes.  Its black body with large white polka dots makes it a very striking fish for the planted or nano aquarium.

A generally peaceful and hardy species, the Snowball Pleco is an excellent, undemanding candidate for most aquariums.  Unlike the widely-seen Common Pleco (Hypostomus plecostomus) and Trinidad Pleco (Hypostomus punctatus), which easily reach a monstrous size of 18 to 20+ inches (45 to 51+ cm), the Snowball Pleco grows to a size of only 5.5 to 6.3 inches (14 to 16 cm).  This smaller size makes for a much more manageable (and less messy) pleco that can thrive permanently in a well-maintained aquarium as small as 40 gallons.  Male plecos may be somewhat territorial with other males of their species, but disputes can usually be diffused by providing ample territory and hiding places for each fish

L330 Plecos are an incredibly unique freshwater fish that will draw attention in any tank.

These large, interesting-looking fish are quite popular among aquarists for obvious reasons. Not only do they bring a neat aesthetic to the tank, but they’re low-maintenance as well!

The zebra pleco is a species of catfish endemic to a small section of the Rio Xingu in Brazil. It occurs in the big bend area of the river, downstream from the town of Altamira, Para. It was first described in 1991. It gets its name from its black and white stripes, resembling the colouration of a zebra. 
This is our captive bred L46 from our breeding farm in Vietnam