Is this a King Tiger Pl*co?
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Is this a King Tiger Pl*co?
At the LFS, this was marked as a Scribbled Zebra Pl*co. I couldn't find any information on Scribbled Zebra, only Scribbled, which it does look like a L-066. I want to verify that this is a L-066. Also what does it normally eat and how big does it get? Is it male or female? I'm very curious, becuase there's another one at the shop. If it's a mated pair, then I'll pick it up some other time.
Scribbled (Underside View)
Scribbled (Side View)
Scribbled (Top View)
Scribbled (Another Top View)
Sorry about the flash with the last pic.
Scribbled (Underside View)
Scribbled (Side View)
Scribbled (Top View)
Scribbled (Another Top View)
Sorry about the flash with the last pic.
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Hi!
I agree with HH (silurus), it is a male L333.
Regarding sexing you can read the information here, it is works for all the members of genus...
Cheers
Yann
I agree with HH (silurus), it is a male L333.
Regarding sexing you can read the information here, it is works for all the members of genus...
Cheers
Yann
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What about mine?
What about mine.. One board says it's a L333, one says it's a L066..
It is a little yellowish in color, which has lead some to suggest it leans more towards the L333.
What are the easily determined differences in the 2?
Can you tell for sure from this picture which it is? and what sex it is?

I have 2 of these.. I'll try to get a picture of the second one tonight.
Thank You
It is a little yellowish in color, which has lead some to suggest it leans more towards the L333.
What are the easily determined differences in the 2?
Can you tell for sure from this picture which it is? and what sex it is?

I have 2 of these.. I'll try to get a picture of the second one tonight.
Thank You
Kev Schofield
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Re: Is this a King Tiger Pl*co?
I HAVE to know what camera you used

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I also think your fish is L333.
However i would ignore the yellowish coloration difference as IME this can change depending on the age and diet the fish is getting. Best indicator would be patern spacing then body shape.
Also L333 and L66 are commonly miss labelled/identified from importers and then down the line to aquatic shops and staff. Could be a reason why others are suggesting your fish is L66?
However i would ignore the yellowish coloration difference as IME this can change depending on the age and diet the fish is getting. Best indicator would be patern spacing then body shape.
Also L333 and L66 are commonly miss labelled/identified from importers and then down the line to aquatic shops and staff. Could be a reason why others are suggesting your fish is L66?
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Thanks. It's the new Canon EOS Digital Rebel, a 6.3MP digital SLR. Been wanting it for a long time. My Canon G5 wasn't doing that great taking pictures of my fast and moving fishes. I was able to use my old lenses from my old 35mm Canon Rebel EOS X. I just need a macro lense for those closeups.I HAVE to know what camera you used those pictures are awesome
I know, enough about my camera...this is a pl*co forum

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Seeing that this a pl*co with no name, just L #, I take it that it is somewhat hard to find? Any estimates on how much it would cost (USD)? I saw another one at the LFS when I purchased mine, if it's a female, I might just buy it and hopes they would breed. I don't see any of them at any of the LFSs around here, so I know I could probably make a killing.
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I bought my first one in New Hampshire for $24.99 as a "Scribble" Pleco, then I went back to the same LFS and bought a second for $18.99 thanks to a repeat customer discount.
Here's my second guy in the cave he's taken over..

(showing very dark coloration..usually he's identical to the other picture I posted)
Here's my second guy in the cave he's taken over..

(showing very dark coloration..usually he's identical to the other picture I posted)
Kev Schofield
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