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L128 Blue Phantom Pleco (Hemiancistrus sp)
The L128 is found in the northern most portions of the Rio Orinoco river in Venezuela. The Blue Phantom Pleco has a bluish / grey body and baby bl...
View full detailsL200 Green Phantom Pleco (Hemiancistrus subviridis)
Previous named Baryancistrus demantoides this pleco has now been reclassified as Hemiancistrus subviridis, The Green Phantom Pleco originates from...
View full detailsL600 Leopard Cactus Pleco (Pseudacanthicus Leopardus)
Leopard Cactus Pleco is a member of the Loricariidae family of South American suckermouth catfishes. This species is known for its "spiny" body wit...
View full detailsAlbino Sailfin Pleco (Glyptoperichthys gibbiceps)
The Marble Albino Sailfin Plecostomus, comes from the rivers and tributaries of South America. The body is different shades of brown with a pattern...
View full detailsL471 Mini Big Spot Snowball Pleco (Hypancistrus contradens sp)
Also referred to as Big Spot Pleco, this fish has a solid black body that is covered in bright white polka dots, making it a very striking fish for...
View full detailsL134 Leopard Frog Pleco (Peckoltia compta)
This is a very high contrasting pleco with broad yellow and black banding. Sometimes the yellow is rather vibrant, and other times it’s a bit more ...
View full detailsGolden Sailfin Luteus Pleco (Hypostomus luteus)
Hypostomus luteus, also known in the pet trade as the golden sailfin pleco, is an armored catfish in the genus Hypostomus of the family Loricariida...
View full detailsL014 Sunshine Pleco (Scobiancistrus aureautus)
Also known as the Goldie Pleco, this is another all time favorite in the hobby. It is a pleco that can put on some size. 12 to 14 inches. Very vib...
View full detailsL129 Colombian Zebra Pleco (Hypancistrus debilitetra)
Like all Hypancistrus species, this pleco will reach adult size at 3 to 3.5 inches. They like to hide under driftwood and rocks.
L330 Watermelon Royal Pleco (Panaque nigrolineatus laurafabianae)
This pleco is also known as the Spotted Royal Pleco and Spotted Watermelon Pleco. They can reach up to 16 inches.
L264 Sultan Pleco (Leporacanthicus joselimai)
The Sultan pleco is one of the few with this type of grey color and jet black spots. Maximum size is 6 inches.
L273 Titanic Pleco (Pseudacanthicus sp)
This variation of the leopard cactus pleco comes from the Tapajos River in Brazil. They have been described as having 2 color variants, red and yel...
View full detailsL397 Alenquer Tiger Pleco (Panaqolus sp.)
The L397 Alenquer Tiger Pleco is an exceptionally colorful and rare loricariid (suckermouth catfish) species that has been successfully captive bre...
View full detailsL340 Mega Clown Pleco (Hypancistrus sp)
Aka Imperial Tiger Pleco, this fish comes from Columbia. Its intense color and contrast makes it a very striking fish.
L168 Butterfly Pleco (Dekeyseria brachyura)
Formerly known as Peckoltia pulcher, this species is commonly known as the butterfly pleco and has a stripped yellow and black, and sometimes brown...
View full detailsL333 King Tiger Pleco (Hypancistrus sp)
There are many color variants to this species so sometimes identification can be difficult but generally there are color types, Black and White or ...
View full detailsL027c Araguaia Gold Line Thunder Royal Pleco (Panaque armbrusteri)
Also known as Gold line Thunder, this Royal Pleco can be found in different rivers through out Brazil. The L number remains the same, but is furthe...
View full detailsL177 Iriri Yellow Seam Pleco (Baryancistrus xanthellus)
The yellow seam is very similar to the Golden Nugget, but with one very big difference. It has bigger spots.. Classic black body with bright yellow...
View full detailsL201 Snowball Pleco (Hypancistrus inspector)
L-201 Orinoco Angel It is black with distinct white spots covering the entire body and fins. The Snowball Pleco make good additions to any communit...
View full detailsL091 Three Beacon Pleco (Leporacanthicus triactis)
A Striking fish which is unmistakable. Base coloration is a dark brown with darker brown/black spots. This pleco gets its common name from having b...
View full detailsL075 / L124 Para Pleco (Peckoltia sabaji)
Ancistomus sabaji are commonly known as L075 or L124. These black spotted, cheetah like, plecos have a vibrant yellow toned body with black or brow...
View full detailsL241 Galaxy Vampire Pleco (Leporacanthicus galaxias)
Similar to the L240 they both carry the same scientific name, but the differences are there but subtle. The L241 has lighter coloration and longer ...
View full detailsL018 Gold Nugget Pleco (Baryancistrus xanthellus)
This is probably the most popular pleco in the aquarium trade. Classic black body with bright yellow spots and yellow trim on the top fin and tail....
View full detailsL239 Blue Panaque Pleco (Baryancistrus beggini)
These deep blue colored plecos are known as L-239's. These beautiful plecos are commonly found in Rio Orinoco in the Amazon, as well as Venezuela, ...
View full detailsBlue Eyed Pleco (Panaque suttonorum)
The Blue Eyed Pleco has a few variation from different locations. The scientific names are often mixed up. They have been named, Panaque suttonorum...
View full detailsL199 Yellow Zebra Pleco (Hypancistrus furunculus)
Sometime referred to as the Yellow Iniridae Zebra Pleco, is endemic to the upper Rio Orinoco in southern Venezuela. This fish is typically exported...
View full detailsL081 Fine Spot Gold Nugget Pleco (Baryancistrus xanthellus)
The L081 scientifically described to be the same as the L018 Golden Nugget, but the spotting is different. L081 has very fine spots.
L190 Royal Pleco (Panaque nigrolineatus)
Royal Plecos are a unique looking species, with a greyish green base color and horizontal black lines is a very popular species. Its football body ...
View full detailsL418 Titan Royal Pleco (Panaque titan)
Also know as Shampupa Royal or Yellow Trim Royal. They are a unique looking species, with a greyish green base color and horizontal black lines is ...
View full detailsL144 Longfin Blue Eye Lemon Bristlenose Pleco (Ancistrus sp)
These plecos are great for planted tanks. They are gentle cleaners for planted aquarium.
L172 Golden Vampire Pleco (Leporacanthicus heterodon)
The Golden Vampire Pleco is a very beautiful golden colored pleco with black spots. They can grow to 9 inches.
L007 / L240 Toothnose Galaxy Pleco (Leporacanthicus galaxias)
The Leporacanthicus galaxias L007 / L240, or Toothnose Galaxy pleco is also known as Vampire pleco. These plecos have black bodies with bright whit...
View full detailsL052 Atabapo Butterfly Pleco (Dekeyseria picta)
Found in the Atabapo river of South America, the L052 pleco, is more commonly known as the “Atabapo Butterfly Pleco”. A small catfish species, butt...
View full detailsL046 Zebra Pleco (Hypancistrus zebra)
This is the most famous pleco in the hobby. It is very popular due the black and white pattern on the body. Most hobbyist collect this fish to bred.
Chameleon Loricaria (Pseudohemiodon apithanos)
This rare, large-growing Loricariid originates from Peru. It is referred to as the Flase Chameleon Loricaria, but there is nothing false about this...
View full detailsL047 Mango / Magnum Pleco (Baryancistrus chrysolomus)
From the Xingu river in Brazil, this pleco is a distinctive fish with broad yellow bands on the dorsal and caudal fins, body is dark olive green to...
View full detailsL204 Flash Pleco (Panaqolus albivermis)
The Flash Pleco originates from the Rio Alejandro in Peru. It has narrow bands of white or yellow against a black background. It is also sometimes ...
View full detailsL191 Broken Line Royal Pleco (Panaque nigrolineatus)
Also called Dull-Eye Royal Pleco, this unique looking species, with a dark, moss green base color covered in irregular black lines is a very popula...
View full detailsL027 Xingu Royal Pleco (Panaque armbrusteri)
The Royal Pleco is most notably recognized for have red eyes and beautiful and greyish body striations throughout the body. The Royal Pleco can be ...
View full detailsAlbino Short Body Sailfin Pleco (Glyptoperichthys gibbiceps)
The Marble Albino Sailfin Plecostomus, comes from the rivers and tributaries of South America. The body is different shades of brown with a pattern...
View full detailsL236 SW Super White Pleco (Hypancistrus sp)
This rare and expensive pleco is highly sought after by hobbyists and breeders. It is originally found in Brazil, but it is unclear whether it is ...
View full detailsL114 Redtail Leopard Pleco (Pseudacanthicus leopardus)
This pleco is also known as Redtail Sternella Pleco or Demini Leopard Cactus Pleco. The majority of specimens that enter the aquarium trade origina...
View full detailsL090 Papa Lyretail Pleco (Panaque bathyphilus)
From Peru, this fish is also known as the Papa Pleco. They have a very distinct lyretail which is a very attractive feature.
L024 Redfin Cactus Pleco (Pseudacanthicus pitanga)
The Redfin Cactus is a heavily armored pleco originating in the Tocantins River in Brazil. I has amazing red fins and olive green body with spikes ...
View full detailsL233 / LDA009 Golden Maculatus Pleco (Hypostomus fuscomaculatus)
This new species has a golden body bodies with define large black spots all over the body. These mesmerizing plecos can reach a full length of 10 i...
View full detailsL243 Orange Zebra Pleco (Peckoltia Wernekei)
The peckoltia is found in parts of the Amazon River that runs through Venezuela. Fully grown it can reach 4 inches. Its body color can range from p...
View full detailsL096 / L160 Spiny Monster Pleco (Pseudacanthicus spinosus)
This is another large growing Pseudacanthicus species. They have rows of spines running across the body.
L155 Adonis Pleco (Acanthicus adonis)
Acanthicus adonis is a species that will get very big. They reach a size of 24 inches and are very impressive spiny black body.
L082 Opal Spot Pleco (Scobinancistrus sp)
This rare gem of a pleco is highly sought after. The black color with bright large yellow spots make them a very attractive pleco for your aquarium
L021 Albino Chocolate Pleco (Pterygoplichthys pardalis)
Known as the common pleco, this albino version is the workhorse of the aquarium trade. Kept primarily to clean up left over food in your aquarium.
L398 Tankei Tiger Pleco (Panaqolus tankei)
L398 is a recently described pleco from Brazil. It has very beautiful golden yellow body and black markings.
L140 Clown Pleco (Peckoltia sp)
There are many similar species of peckoltia making them very difficult to distinguish. Peckoltia can be kept solitary as well as with its own kind....
View full detailsL155 Albino Adonis Pleco (Acanthicus adonis)
Acanthicus adonis is a species that will get very big. They reach a size of 24 inches and are very impressive spiny body. In the case of albino, th...
View full detailsSlate Pleco (Pseudancistrus genisetiger)
Black with white pattern this herbivore pleco is great for cleaning your tank while being beautiful addition.
L025 Red Scarlet Cactus Pleco (Pseudacanthicus pirarara)
The Red Scarlet Pleco is one of the most sought after plecos. The fins are super red in color and they are carnivores and can reach up to 18 inches...
View full detailsSerratus Black Dragon Pleco (Pseudacanthicus serratus)
Pseudacanthicus serratus is a species of armored catfish native to French Guyana and Suriname where it is found in the coastal river drainages wher...
View full detailsL032 Aguaboa Bushynose Pleco (Ancistrus aguaboensis)
This peaceful pleco is great in planted aquariums. They are great algae eaters and are very plant friendly.
L034 Medusa Pleco (Ancistrus ranunculus)
The name says it all, this unique looking pleco has tentacle like strands growing all around the mouth area.
Sertanejo Sailfin Pleco (Hypostomus sertanejo)
Also this rare species is a medium sized pleco reaching up to 10 inches. It is an excellent algae eater and is black with beautifully uniform spott...
View full detailsL056 Yellow and Black Rubber Pleco (Parancistrus aurantiacus)
This pleco is also known as the Chubby Pleco. This color morph ranges from full yellow to yellow and black. Black markings will come and go due to ...
View full detailsL015 Candy Stripe Pleco (Peckoltia vittata)
Peckoltia can be kept solitary as well as with its own kind. If a small group of these fish are kept together, it's very important to assure that a...
View full detailsL452 Mustang Cactus Pleco (Pseudcanthicus sp.)
Black with white spots, the mustang Pleco is a newer variant of cactus pleco that has gained in popularity. They are carnivores and can reach up to...
View full detailsParnaibae Sailfin Pleco (Pterygoplichthys parnaibae)
This recently described pleco is and excellent algae eater, with beautiful marbled pattern and very high sailfin. Great as clean up fish in communi...
View full detailsLDA105 Typhoon Pleco (Pseudacanthicus sp)
This cactus pleco is one of the hottest on the market. Black with golden specks and red to orange fins and reaching an impressive 16 inches in siz...
View full detailsL142 / LDA033 Snowball Pleco (Baryancistrus sp)
The true Snowball pleco which comes from Brazil and has big white spots. There are similar looking plecos coming from Columbia but those are a mini...
View full detailsL235 Flyer Cat Pleco (Pseudolithoxus anthrax)
These plecos have a more flat and wider head than most plecos. They have miniature spikes and have bushy spikes on the side that flare up when it d...
View full detailsL236 Super Yellow Pleco (Hypancistrus sp)
This rare and expensive pleco is highly sought after by hobbyists and breeders. It is originally found in Brazil, but it is unclear whether it is ...
View full detailsL020 / L354 Polka Dot Pleco (Spectracanthicus zuanoni)
This is yet another amazing pleco from the Xingu River in Brazil. Charcoal base color with greyish white spots.
Roseopunctatus Sailfin Pleco (Hypostomus roseopunctatus )
Hypostomus luteus, also known in the pet trade as the golden sailfin pleco, is an armored catfish in the genus Hypostomus of the family Loricariida...
View full detailsL380 Gurupi Cactus Pleco (Pseudacanthicus sp)
This is rare large growing Pseudacanthicus species. They have rows of spines running across the body and marbling on the body. They grow into large...
View full detailsL025 Black Scarlet Cactus Pleco (Pseudacanthicus pirarara)
The Black Scarlet Pleco is a new variant. It is a Scarlet pleco with black fins and body. They are carnivores and can reach up to 18 inches in size.
L050 Spotted Humpbacked Pleco (Hypostomus cochilodon)
This is a newly described species of Hypostomus. It is a wood eating species. It’s thought that the wood eating behavior of the fish has developed ...
View full detailsL186 Giant Black Cactus Pleco (Pseudacanthicus major)
This giant growing and extremely impressive pleco, the L186 Black Cactus Pleco is found in the middle Amazon and some of its tributaries. With thei...
View full detailsArmored Catfish (Pseudacanthicus histrix)
The armored catfish have many related species and one is the Pseudacanthicus histrix. This large catfish can reach up to 30 inches! They originate ...
View full detailsMarbled Chameleon Whiptail (Pseudohemiodon sp)
This rare, large-growing Loricariid originates from the Caqueta basin in Colombia, although a similar looking species is imported from Peru and oft...
View full detailsL257 Tiger Pleco (Pseudolithoxus tigris)
Not commonly available in the hobby, the Tiger Pleco is found in sandy, fast-moving stretches of the middle to upper Orinoco river in Colombia and ...
View full detailsL027 Tocantins Gold Line Royal Pleco (Panaque armbrusteri)
The Royal Pleco can be found in different rivers through out Brazil. The L number remains the same, but is further described by location. From each...
View full detailsL387 Gold Zebra Peckoltia (Ancistomus sp)
Golden orange body with black markings.
L056 Yellow Rubber Pleco (Parancistrus aurantiacus)
This pleco is also known as the Chubby Pleco. This color morph ranges from full yellow to yellow and black.
L271 Brazilian Tiger Pleco (Panaqolus sp)
Tiger Pleco from Brazil. Brown to golden base color and black tiger markings
L048 Golden Cloud Pleco (Scobinancistrus pariolispos)
Also known as the Pario Ancistrus Pleco, this fish is the same family as the Sunshine Pleco. This fish is all black with white spots on the body th...
View full detailsL141 Ghost Pleco (Ancistomus snethlageae)
The Ghost Pleco, L141 is the same as L215 and come from the Tapajos River in Brazil. They have pale greyish blue body and can reach up to 5 inches.
L095 Orange Cheek Pinecone Pleco (Pseudorinelepis genibarbis)
A once popular common name for this fish was Pineapple Pleco, this species is highly variable in coloration. They may be completely dark brown to b...
View full detailsLDA031 Mustard Spot Pleco (Panaqolus albomaculatus)
All black pleco with tiny dots of yellow. This pleco originates from Peru.
L106 Orange Seam Pleco (Hemiancistrus guahiborum)
From Venezuela and Colombia, they have a light and dark honeycomb pattern with bright orange trim on the dorsal and tail fins.
Medians Pleco (Hemiancistrus medians)
Also known as the Big Eyed Pleco, Hemiancistrus medians is relative new pleco to the hobby. It started appearing in 2011 when exports from Suriname...
View full detailsL136 Angelicus Pleco (Hypancistrus sp)
A generally peaceful and hardy species, the L136 Angelicus Pleco is an excellent, undemanding candidate for most aquariums. The L136 Angelicus Plec...
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