Can anyone I.D. this pleco?

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Can anyone I.D. this pleco?

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A well-fed common pleco (Liposarcus pardalis).
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Thanks!
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pleco id

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looks more like Peckoltia "fourgassie".
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looks more like Peckoltia "fourgassie".
erm a quick google search resulted that your option is L41...which would be a fish from Fr.Guyana. WHich would be the first thing why its not L41 and then second L41 looks totally different.
Looking at the pic i think HH is right (as always). As peckoltia dont have keels on the tailbase.
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lisa23 wrote:looks more like Peckoltia "fourgassie".
Don't think so, too many rays in the dorsal fin + what has already been mentioned...

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