FS Bristlenose Plecos Longfin & Shortfin - Cleveland, OH - Shipping or Pick up
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Okay, depending on whats left I'll take a LF white tip brown, a short fin albino and when the blue eyes are ready I'll take one of those to. LMK as soon as you get any other ready too, as I love the rare plecs!!!!
Do the brown white-tips (the ones with the white spots) stay small like a common bristlenose? Do their fins stay white with age?
If so, I want 1 brown white-tip longfin. If the white on their fins fades with age, I'll take an albino longfin.
If so, I want 1 brown white-tip longfin. If the white on their fins fades with age, I'll take an albino longfin.
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Answers : They brown ones are the same species as regular brown and albino bristlenose plecos, except they are longfin. They are the same species, just different coloring due to genetics.
The tips usually stay white, they just get a little faded. Meaning right now, they are nice and bright white, but when fully grown, they turn to an off white. The longfin ones will have more prominent white when fully grown because they have longer fins than the regular short fin. If you look at the short fins, they have a sliver of white on their tail too.
My brown bristlenoses do not have brown parents, they are spawns from longfin albino parents. Therefore, if you end up getting a male / female, you will have a good chance of getting a whole bunch of albino babies. =)
Answers : They brown ones are the same species as regular brown and albino bristlenose plecos, except they are longfin. They are the same species, just different coloring due to genetics.
The tips usually stay white, they just get a little faded. Meaning right now, they are nice and bright white, but when fully grown, they turn to an off white. The longfin ones will have more prominent white when fully grown because they have longer fins than the regular short fin. If you look at the short fins, they have a sliver of white on their tail too.
My brown bristlenoses do not have brown parents, they are spawns from longfin albino parents. Therefore, if you end up getting a male / female, you will have a good chance of getting a whole bunch of albino babies. =)
Any way you'd be holding on to some until you can sex them? lol I need a male albino bristlenose pleco. I've got a female already and unfortunently my male bristlenose got crushed by a rock after an earthquake. D=
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