Well that time has come, I am leaving for school January second and I don't trust my family to take care of the little buggers anymore. Over the last few months I have been Since, I am up against a strict dead line, I will give you guys a shot at giving them a good home. The next best option I have ...

Nice fish! I have to ask how did you come across it? Why aren't you line breeding it? Thanks, Ben

Hola, I am looking to purchase some longfin bristlenose pairs. I really want some longfin green dragons and L-144 blue eyes! I am also looking for the shortfins if you have any please pm me! Thanks!

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I am looking for calico/marble bristlenose adults. I ideally want pairs or trios would be even better. I would also be willing to trade green dragon or super red fry. Please shoot me a PM or email: Ben.Jacobs1198.bs@gmail.com.

Thanks, Ben

Sorry, they have all sold

I really need to move these guys pretty soon. 80/pair, 110/proven plus shipping. Shoot me an email. Thanks, Ben

In 2012 I bought a group of six wild caught adults, then later added four more f1 adults that a local hobbyist was getting rid of. I ended up slowly selling off some of the extras so that I would end up with a group of three boys and three girls. From there two quickly paired off and have been spawn...

A local LFS owner I know said he imported a group in 1993. He received them as adults, so that would make them 24 at least. Pretty cool I think.

Hi all, You are right, something strange has happened. Albinism is a recessive gene, so albino parents can only have albino fry. However I believe that there is more than one genotype of albino Common Bristlenose. I can't find the post but some-one "Mats P?" gave a pretty full explanation...

Well in my experience depending on genetic history of the fish it could be anywhere from 50% albino all they way to 100% albino. The rest would be normal brown.

It's a hobby for me as well; I can see how for some people it's a life style.

I have plenty pm me if your interested.

I am the original seller of these fish, I shipped him/her the exact fish he/she paid for. His/her complaint was originally that the female was a tad smaller than he/she thought (I misjudged her by a little less than .5 inches). So I agreed to ship him/her a new female, that was larger, under the ter...

Fishfan wrote:Hello,
Can you send me pictures of your Super Red Plecos please

I just sent you an email. List updated with my email for faster responses!

Replied to your email and list updated.

To me 50% a week sounds like a great starting point. In my experience I have found you don't need to worry how much water you change a day. A few of my colonies receive 40% water changes a day and I have good results.

Congratulations, you have a great looking tank.

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L-183 'starlight' pairs....................... $95.00 L-183 'starlight' females................. $60.00 L-183 'starlight' males................... $45.00 Super Red 1 inch ......................... $9.00 Green dragons 3/4 to 1.75.......... $4.00 Super Red male................... $55.00 L-144 '(Few Av...

How much are you asking for the cw052

Congratulations, you have officially popped the cherry.

Thanks! I'll probably do either sand or gravel as substrate then. I think I'm going to do 1 make and either 2 or 3 females and possibly try to breed some type of smaller livebearer at the top level of the tank as well. That is way too small for a couple adult bristlenose. I shall explain, surface a...

My theory for why importers and people sometimes refer to corydoras as corydora is in spanish that would be they correct conjugation. Sources: I speak spanish.

How much are you willing to pay? I have a couple.

You will get the standard bristlenose if you cross phenotypes sometimes. You can get other color but it depends on who breeds with who. Is your green for sale?

If they are still available I will take them. I sent you a pm.

I am looking for all breeding bristlenose except standard fin brown and Albino. So in essence I want trios of Red, Green, Longfin Brown and longfin Albino or whatever else I missed.

Looking to spend under $ 200.

Please email me at: Ben.Jacobs1198.bs@gmail.com
I look at my email more then pm's

I don't know what to do hopefully someone else can help. Never treat scaleless fish such as plecos with salt.

Depends, the cave size required changes based on what size you receive them at. Just keep in mind plecos in general use the cave you don't want them too. My vit. Tend to stay under a pile of driftwood in a quarter of the tank most of the time so you could try that.