hdayin wrote: ↑11 Dec 2022, 16:25 I am in Massachusetts, I have the following pleco for sale:

true zebra
snowball
L393
rio paraguy
longfin super red

I am sending you a PM about your zebras

I apologize that I missed your request. I do still have some and I send you a PM with my phone number

Aqua Imports is selling these fish that they are calling gold dust bristlenose. (Ancistrus Sp.) They say that the spots have a golden color but you can’t tell from the picture. Has anybody seen or heard of these, I can’t find any mention anywhere else and am curious if anyone knows what it actually ...

So if I had like 8 total would it matter that they are mixed species? I have looked around and it doesn’t seem like I can get more contractus anywhere, which tracks with what you just told me about them being less common. I will try to get pictures so you can confirm. I had originally put it up for ...

To clarify the 397s are F1 tank born, the parent were wild caught. The wabenmusters have captive bred parents. They are like 1.5-2” at this point. All healthy and active, eating well on a variety of foods including wafers, repashy, and occasional daphnia/bloodworms. I am asking 60$ each for the 397s...

I was sold a mix of both of these species at me LFS, I did notice the differences and questioned them but they brought their “fresh water expert” over and he talked me into it. Once I had them home out of the dim store lighting it was quite obvious that although my order had been for 6 S.Nigriventri...

Barbie wrote: ↑17 Oct 2022, 23:27 I could maybe help walk you through shipping them? They're lovely fish that I would like to see more common in the hobby. Good job!
Barbie

If you do end up going with shipping I would love to get a colony going over here in NY

I am wondering if anyone can recommend any plecos that are good algae eaters/cleaners that stay smaller that bristlenose, something that maxes out not much over 3” would be Ideal. Bonus points if they are a bit more exotic and good looking. Thank you