Our hobby is also made up of this, reading your comments and ideas is really a pleasure. I'll probably give them as a present myself because they are starting to annoy L134 a bit, but I liked the pattern and was curious to see what they were.

You can ser also my L134 in pics

Merry Christmas to all. I would need an identification. They were given to me as L333 when they were 2cm, but now that 7 months have passed I have serious doubts.

Agree, with my experience with Hypancistrus and Panaqolus, generally, the best thing appears to be to remove the male as they'll get "overused". Females will then spawn with the next best male. This did result eventually in several tanks with pairs in each - plenty fry! I think that in na...

@bekateen What do you think about dividing the aquarium with woods and plants? could it induce females to mate with other males as well?

Guys But in your reproductive groups of hypancistrus and peckoltia have you noticed some sort of reproductive attitude in which one male prevails over the others? I speak mainly of large groups. In my peckoltias reproductive group (5 male and 5 female) I have noticed a strong predisposition to alway...

Thank you guys


where could I find a good guide to their " breeding tips" ? ( T°, feeding, etc etc )

Tnx for Helping

In my country for L236 IRIRI wants 250euro each

During my life I had some fish in my tank... guppy, shrimps, angelfish, discus etc etc in 22Years of honorable passione.. during that time I try to find the perfect food .. from 2 years I use Orijen SixFish Cat ( cat's food ) .. yes I use cat's food for my fish .. in 2 Years with this diet I obtaine...

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ops there are also 2 Rineloricaria ( survivor of broken tank )

This is my riparium.. In water: 300lt with Amburger Mattenfilter with 300lt/h pump .. 12w white led ... Koralia 600 for movement Plants: anubias barteri, anubias barteri nana, anubias pangolino fish: 2 Geophagus Red Head ... 6 Sturisoma Panamense... 12 Axelrodi ... 6 Corydoras Sterbay... 3 Peckoltia...

@Shane tnx..

I was worried because about a month ago I bought some L134 and L129 ... I think it could be a bacterial attack

Hi guys.. I have a problem.. in my tank there are 6 Sturisoma Panamense ( 1 Female , 3 Male and 2 young born 8 months ago ) Today I noticed that one of the males has lost all his "whiskers/barbels" , he eats and swims without problems.. but it's normal?? I have them from 2 years Tnx all