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We like to share what we have found in our L46 breeding stocks. We believe that this is a leucistics L46 that was left behind in its parents' tank. We thought it was a sick L46, but after further inspections, it is not.
Here is the picture:[img]L46%20Leucistics[/img]
And the short video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OH_2B_dB ... re=mh_lolz

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here is the link for the video: http://youtu.be/OH_2B_dBAX4

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Thanks

Here is the picture

that things awesome.. you should breed it to isolate the gene

Thats pretty sweet. Planning to "create" more?

Thinking about it

Thats got to be one in a billion, nice !

Matt30 wrote:Thats got to be one in a billion, nice !

Bound to eventually happen and soon there will be long fin varieties.

The odd leucistic is perfectly natural but

Bound to eventually happen and soon there will be long fin varieties.

AHHHH

Wow thats really Unique. Congratulations!

apistomaster wrote:

Matt30 wrote:Thats got to be one in a billion, nice !

Bound to eventually happen and soon there will be long fin varieties.

LOL that was funny!! Leucistic L46 Wow interesting!

That is just too cool.

It has occured in the past too:

http://www.plecoclub.org/forum/showthread.php?t=941

http://www.aqua-andy.de/suesswasser_tiere.html

Haakon

Very nice! We have had it with L333 and L201 here in Australia I believe.

Wow, that's pretty neat. At first, I would be shocked to find that in my tank and would thin it was a sick fish but it's cool - an albino zebra pleco!

I also have a video of my zebras (taken at night when they come out to feed) for anyone interested, check it out .

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Samantha wrote:an albino zebra pleco!

It's not an albino. Albinos always have red eyes.

it is different but not nearly as handsome as the chap in stripes.

any updates?

The idea of line breeding zebras to fix traits has always made me laugh. Given the amount of time if takes to get them to spawning age size and then the small size of spawns, line breeding would be a lifetime project.

How many similar specimens like the one in this thread have been reported? How hard would it be to get a single pair?

But, it is a really neat looking fish for sure.