Hi all. Just got a fish described as a Leopard Pl*co. I dont have a pic yet but looking at the cat e log it looks very similar to a Hypostomus Punctatus.
I'm new to keeping pl*cos so pls excuse me, Has anyone seen H punctatus described as a Leopard ? Its not a Leopard cactus pl*co (i think) It certainly was cheap but not as cheap as the Gibbiceps and common darker plecos. It has very atractive couloring, dark with orange yellow spots similar to gibbiceps but they appear smaller.
Ill try to get a pic if I can borrow a cam this week.
Thanks all
jason
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It does look very similar. There is one problem though. The one I have is only about 3 cm long and looks like so many different species. I will try to get some decent pics at different angles. The shop could not help with ID and didnt even seem to know where they came from. They were in a seperate tank from Gibbiceps(sailfins) and looked aolmost identical apart from slightly more defined spots and being much more active.
Thanks Silurus Ill get something sorted out. I would really like to get a positive ID.
jason
Thanks Silurus Ill get something sorted out. I would really like to get a positive ID.
jason