Avaibality of L200

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plecoman
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Hi Yann:

Did you mention that L-200 are becoming extinct?? Because the number of these plecos has gone down dramatically recently and the prices have gone up... ANy ideas??
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i don't think L200 are becoming extinct as local importers have just bring in a new batch of L200. they are quite common actually...
someone did mentioned green, but not refering to L200.
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Hi!

I really doubt L200 is hard to find!
They are rather pretty common!
Maybe a problem at the exportator or possibly the rainy season have make them difficult to catch!
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Post by Shane »

Yann (and others),
Now is actually the high dry season down here and lots of Orinoco loricariids are arriving at the exporters in Bogota. Large L 200 (over 6 inches) can be found everywhere. I am sure they will start making it to Europe and the US soon.
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