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Lemon spot plecos fs - Freshwater
i have about 20 baby bristle nose plecos for sale. they are a small species suitable for a planted tank. they are not quite ready for sale yet but will be in about 3 weeks. taking orders now if there are interested parties.
$15. each. or $10 each if 2 or more are taken. this is my first batch attempt at rearing the fry. all in all i am quite happy with the amount of survivors. |
Bump i have about a dozen ready to go....
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If you lived closer I would love to have a pair of these.
I am trying to find the L144 around here which is not easy I have one but would like to have a few more for a display tank of them. |
Pm'ed you on your other thread, then saw this one! haha!
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are the bristle nose or lemon spot? having trouble finding a pic of a lemonspot bristlenose heh.
i really need to make a trip to calgary soon there are all kinds of things i need to pick up, The gf wanted an albino bristlenose from the LFS the other day but did not notice till i got there they wanted to rape 70$ for it |
I have albinos aswell. these are a type of bristle nose pleco.. they just have yellow spots on the brown body...
Have all sizes from 2" and under ready to go... |
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i have so many of these right now i will give them away if you come get them...
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How many do you have? Consider shipping by Greyhound to me?
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Can these coexist in a tank with other plecos? My FW tank already has a portly female bristlenose and a ... um .. vampire pleco or some such.
Do they do anything about filamentous algae? I'm guessing not but asking anyhow under the "slim hopes" clause. I have a wicked problem with that in my FW tank at the moment. I'm actually considering a tank reset with the tank (I'll keep the fish but considering junking my substrate, plants and driftwood and starting over). |
i have never seen them eat filimentious algae but then again i dont have any.. so maybe they do... as far as co exshisting goes i would expect so... they are 6 inches fully grown adn have never shown aggression to any other fish...
i have mad flow in my tanks tho.. .my 45 has a k3 in it and my breeding tank has a k nano with hob filter.. |
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I think american flag fish eat hair algae. I've never heard of anything else eating it. |
Foxy Lady/TRUE Siamensis Algae Eater/SAE eat hair algae or string algae in my experience! I've seen them clean it right up!
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You still got some? Im interested on getting some. Let me know. Thanks.
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well i should be around most of sunday.. pm me if interested in coming by to pick some up and i will give you my addy..
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i always have some on hand nowadays.
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I'd take some but your a little far, plus I already have 3 bristle nose and 2 synodontis multipunctatus! I think i'm good on cats:lol:
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well thats still about 150 less than me.:wink: i seel to a shop but i figured i would ask here as i sell for 30% of the shops retail
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