Difference between a Calico and a Brown Bristlenose Pleco with mottled colors?
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authmal
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Why, Doug? You should hope so! If it happened, then you could possibly have stumbled a cross a BN species that can change gender as needed, based on the population and reproductive need. Can you imagine the gold mine that would be?
I wonder if my albinos will be ready to spawn soon. Out of 6 I think 4 of them are male. I can see tiny bristles, but I was told that females can develop small ones too.
Yeah, you thought that all the world needed now, was love sweet love..
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but you were wrong... it needs EVEN MORE BRISTLENOSE ANCISTRUS!
Well I decided to bring this thread back because they have grown a lot. Do you guys still think they are just brown? Also how can I get them to stop munching on my sword.
This is a picture of the most dominant male and he's the biggest.
The second one is of the female:
The last one is the less dominant male:
This is a picture of the most dominant male and he's the biggest.
The second one is of the female:
The last one is the less dominant male:
Fish_Bone
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Wow! Yours are bristled up nicely.
Mine never has developed bristles or colored up very well. I can say that her fins are really pretty though.
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Mine never has developed bristles or colored up very well. I can say that her fins are really pretty though.
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Thanks I love the look of long fin. Yours have awesome fins. Mines are short fin. I currently have 2 males and 1 female. I have albino long fins as well 2 females and 1 male. It's hard to get pictures of my albinos be 2 of them are a pair and they always hide. The dominant male is just mean lol.
Here is my long fin female:
This is the male. He has a bind in his fin.:
Here is my long fin female:
This is the male. He has a bind in his fin.:
