Coldhands wrote:Pretty much the same pic as before. Catching it and placing it in a basin with little water produces better pics from above. Nevertheless, this is L201 not H. Contradens.

Ok

Thanks!

Posting some more pics, don't know if they help...

turbo200 wrote:It looks like my L201


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Thanks for helping!

Hard to tell with that picture. L201s tend to have flatter heads and bodies compared to H. Contradens if that helps. Compare both specimens you have there. LFS are not perfect and do mislabel their livestock every now and then.
I guess the size of the spots isn't important?

It is wider (female ...

I bought this one from someone that said it was a L201. When I came home it differs from my L201 bought from the local store, which I trust and think is serious. I know it isn't the best pic, but I have had a hard time capturing it. Hope you can help me anyway. Thanks!

Thanks Darrel.

Just had a night with zucchini and cucumber all over the place. At least one of the cooked zucchini slices got eaten. Hoping it is my plecos and not just the cheeky amano shrimp...

Today I just saw a new leaf from my red tiger lotus releasing air because of a damage to its edges. I also have a damaged sword, but hard to say if it is an old deficiency, lack of light (loads of vallisneria leaves above) or pleco problem... My newly planted pogostemon helferi is being knocked ...

Strange if I get a potassium deficiency on a slow growing anubias and not other plants, when adding (among other things) KNO3, KH2PO4 and K2SO4 each week.

Ok, I have to remove damaged leaves and try to feed with a lot of veggies also, to see if that solves it?

And when all lamps run it's 168 watts.

Pmdd: Micro and macro each week day after water change (30-50%). Co2 injection with diffuser. 180 liter tank.

I am new to this forum and I hope I write in the right area of the forum.

I have recently bougt two L201 and right before that rearranged my aquarium and increased the lighting wattage. Now I can see my anubias, which always have grown and looked good, deteriorate. I am wondering why? I started ...