Some pl*co pics

Ok first one should be called "how many pl*cos can you spot?"

Here are my 2 red fin dwarf pl*cos in their favourite spot.

And thier second fave spot, also almost in the pic is my new rainbowfish that I got about a week or so agne of my origional 2 died after the *** worms treatment.The lone rainbow is happy with his new friend(even though there is a big size difference).

"Boo"

This is my newest addition, baby female(at least I hope it is)albino bristlenose pl*co.She will have a bit of growing to do before I can pair her with my male(who is going back into the big tank soon).Also in the pic is my gold nugget chilling under "his" piece of driftwood(he will be going back into the big tank soon too).

Another pic of the new pl*co and my male cockatoo dwarf cichlid wondering if he should bother trying to eat the algae wafer


Hope you like

Thanks guys!

Yeah they are really personable little things.I bought them as "Giant Ottos" but a trip to Planet Catfish soon soon yielded their true identity.I had hoped they would shoal with my ottos but they prefer to spend their time flitting from coconutshell to zuccini/cucumber and back.I have had them for a few months now and the shop I got them from called me to say they are getting more in so I might just get another 2 once I move the nugget and bristle(possibly the royal too).

Not sure what he was labled as...suburst or something.I used to keep them years ago and it was "triple reds" I had.They bred all the time and eventually through the generations the red turned to purple/blue.These ones breed all the time but so far only once have I seen fry, I'm pretty sure the female is eating them.

Heres a few pics of the male warring with the neighbours(pandas)

Yeah mines not the sharpest tool in the box either, sadly I think my male panda is dead.He has been MIA for a few days now.I will probably give the female away.The tanks only really big enough for one pair of dwarfs.