Ancistrus Question

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How long does it take ancistrus to become sexually mature?
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About a year, IME.
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Thanks.
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A year is correct for a lot of species. However, I've had some TR fish (not the common species) that took as long as three years. Knowing the species may provide a more accurate answer.

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