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Posted: **17 Nov 2003, 01:20**

But I went through the Cat-elog and cannot find anything named Marble Horn Pl*co.
Can anyone help?
Thanks alot,
Mast

Posted: **17 Nov 2003, 02:23**

Possibly a young Pterygoplichthys etentaculatus?

Posted: **17 Nov 2003, 16:59**

Hi Michelle

Welcome to Planet Catfish!

He's a beauty

Barbie

Posted: **17 Nov 2003, 17:07**

Thanks so much Silurus and Barbie!!
He is a really cool fish!
I think I'm aquiring a cat fish fetish

Silurus, do you know where there is another picture of this fish on the net?
I've searched and search and have gone in CIRCLES because of the name
and I cannot find this fish anywhere.
Thanks so much for the info and the welcome.
Mast

Posted: **17 Nov 2003, 17:46**

You can try doing a search for a Rhino pleco

There are many pictures here at PC of them, and I'm sure you would get many results from google

Barbie

Posted: **17 Nov 2003, 18:13**

So, then, Barbie,
How did you come up with Rhino Pl*co?
Really curious as I probly spent about 3 hours searching around
on the name that Silurus gave me.
Thanks!
Mast

Posted: **17 Nov 2003, 18:18**

Don't think it's a rhino pleco. My guess is either P. ententaculatus or Glyptoperichthys punctatus.
As for husbandry requirements, the sailfin plecos (Liposarcus/Glyptoperichthys/Pterygoplichthys) all have pretty much the same requirements. Search for any of these in the Cat-elog and you'll get the info you want.

Posted: **17 Nov 2003, 18:20**

I came up with rhino pleco because that is what your fish reminded me of

I'm incorrect though, according to Heok Hee, and he is definitely the one with the information on the subject!

Barbie

Posted: **17 Nov 2003, 18:39**

For the life of me, I cannot find a picture of P. ententaculatus BUT...that
Glyptoperichthys punctatus looks about perfect!!

Again, thanks so much for your guy's help!
Mast

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lfs said Marble Horn Pl*co

lfs said Marble Horn Pl*co

thanks!