He looks like my L333 just the color looks different.

Don't know but I really love them.

My orange seem was ery active and even seemed a little hardy. To my surprise. Thanks for posting, good picture.

BTW I kept mine with several different plecos. Some larger and many smaller and I did not encounter any problems.

@Narwhal72: Sorry to hear about your loss. I know how it feels. Good luck going forward.

I had 4 of them and they never spawned in part because I did not create an environment for them to spawn. They were easy to keep. They ate well and were pretty active.

They have 2 totally different shaped heads so you may have a male and female

Thanks for treating the forum to the video. You must be doing something right because even though they are a mating pair. They can only do it if cared for properly. Keep up the good work.

@betakeen: looks like your in a pretty decent area

L264 is one of my favorites. These love water movement and it should be oxygen rich (heavy aeration). They do not take jumps in nitrates well. They love veggies. Go for it or even a couple. You will love them

Here in my area lately I have not seen much of anything and hope it is not a lasting trend.

I know it is a painful moment. Manny that have been in the hobby for quite some have experienced such pain. I know I have. So mentally I think I have subconsciously prepared myself should it happen again. I never lose sight of the fact that as much much happiness I get from the hobby. I can also get...

So the Bass solved the problem.

You see it shows that they know when the time is right.

That is my next step getting them to breed.

Add Zucchini and Cucumber.

Sorry to hear about that. That is puzzling.

I really came to love the Peppermint Pleco. Mine was very active. Nice pick up.

All of you really allowed this to go in a direction it did not need to go in. I had someone tell me that I needed a bigger tank for 1M, 1F Dovii in a 150 gallon tank. They were the only 2 fish in there. But that was there opinion. They were extremely beautiful and very healthy. We are all caging the...

We are all here to learn from one another and enjoy what others have accomplished and support those who may be having a hard time with fish keeping. Also remember even if you don't mean to offend anyone it may still happen because what it comes down to is how they take it. But always remember someon...

Great great photos. What is the pleco in photo 6.

HappyDog welcome to PCF. I love the photo.

So it seem that caves make all the difference in getting them to spawn. I have never bred any plecos but hopefully soon.

Looked at him today and it is a very nice pleco I am glad I picked him up.

How about fresh shrimp.

An awesome pleco that can be a little aggressive. Mine were also very good eaters. I also had them with very large cichlids with no problems.

Larry thanks for the info.

Picked up this L262 today from Natural Pet (formerly Captain Nemo's) they had him under the common name Spotted Queen Arabesque. Has anyone ever heard of L262 being refered to as that common name. Here on PCF they do not show a common name.

Couple more photos.