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    Peckoltia sp. L134 showcase

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    as i know of a few friends who are keeping L134 now.. plus the few thread of L134 here.. why not lets have a showcase.. post pictures of them and can discuss about them as well..

    i'll start with my new purchase.

    still in the bag..


    now hiding under a driftwood.. taken with flash.

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    mine used to be that of size ones...
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    this guy only a small 2 incher.. now i don't get to see him.. hiding in the caves..

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    Quote Originally Posted by EvolutionZ View Post
    this guy only a small 2 incher.. now i don't get to see him.. hiding in the caves..
    when i first got them somewhere there lo..

    but i wonder why you got yourself small ones ah, when the bigger ones are available as well? or maybe mix quantity?
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    Nice catch! I personally like those evenly striped ones like what you have, but I heard from a forumer that as they grow older most of their lines will eventually break.

    I also prefer smaller ones, simply because they look more cute to me and I do not really have the intention to breed them. If you do then its best to sex the adult pieces apart and grab your desired pairs. Some believe that bigger sized plecos are also more hardy and stable as compared to smaller ones. My limited experience with plecos kind of support this claim too. But nonetheless, I am more attracted to small dudes and dudettes, as I enjoy watching my fishes grow up in my tanks.
    -clint- ~apisto keepers unite!~

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    Here's mine... sorry for the low class photo is taken by my mobile phone.


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    johannes, yea im getting small ones.. i read that adult L134 fight fiercely over caves.. most likely will result in the weaker one being trapped in the cave and killed.

    iwishweallcouldwin, i think breeding them need to wait for 2 years? haha..

    doubleace, wah! finally you shown yours! very nice!

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    Thanks... yours too.. Cant really take a clear pic... will try harder.. next time will take them in a bag first before putting them into the tank.
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    yea.. you should.. with you L134 tank..
    im getting another 2 today.. haaha

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    They are very fierce indeed...
    Pleco and Cory Idiot Savant

    L46,L66,L333,L48,L201,L134,BN,L184,L168s and others...

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    my new 2 x L134.. both around 2.5inch.
    still in a floating container..


    i noticed their colour settle very fast too..

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    sharing mine

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    and mine

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    morgan, nice L134 there bro.. seems like yours have thick black strips.

    genes, as usual.. great photography skill!

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    2 of my new L134 in my DIY caves..

    after about an hour.. check again..

    now left 1 inside only. the other guy lost?

    the tank set up.. abit yellowish due to wood leaking tanins..

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    [Poor man's L46. Ha!] I have 7-8 tails but to shoot them i have to drug them and put them on a piece of wood like Eugene. [just kidding! ] Must be a saint to wait for him to perch on the piece of wood!
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    Buggar! You saw through it...the drugging part...
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    Oh nice DIY caves... I have the same problem with Stan... They don't keep still enough for photo shoots...

    They are by far the most aggressive amongst my collection of smallish plecos..
    Pleco and Cory Idiot Savant

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    Hehe! These fellas killed two of my zebras. I will post these 'criminals' as soon as I get some pics that are worthy.
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    thanks savent, i just bought 3 triangle caves from celticfish, thanks to doubleace for helping me collect. lovely caves , celtic.

    stan , wow.. expensive kill huh?

    i now have a total of 5 caves and lots of hiding space among the wood and 3 x L134.. most likely will stop at 5 L134.

    i manage to shoot 2 of them hiding..




    4 caves in a roll.. this way, hope i can see the L134 more often.

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