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L600 Leopard Cactus Pleco (Pseudacanthicus leopardus)

Original price $89.99 - Original price $149.99
Original price
$149.99
$89.99 - $149.99
Current price $149.99

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Size: Medium (~10 cm)

L600 Leopard Cactus Pleco (Pseudacanthicus leopardus)

L600 Leopard Cactus Pleco for specialty freshwater aquariums in Canada.

The L600 Leopard Cactus Pleco is a dramatic large-growing predator-oriented pleco with reticulated patterning and vivid fin colour. This is a serious showpiece fish for experienced aquarists prepared for its long-term space and filtration requirements.

Why This Fish Stands Out

  • Spectacular leopard-like pattern and coloured fins
  • Premium cactus pleco for large display aquariums
  • Strong collector appeal as a robust Pseudacanthicus species

Aquarium Setup

Provide a very spacious aquarium with powerful filtration, excellent oxygenation, caves, and careful territory management. It is not appropriate for small community tanks.

Feeding

Primarily carnivorous; offer high-quality sinking protein foods and varied meaty supplements.

Topick Aquarium Livestock Standard

All fish at Topick Aquarium are quarantined and conditioned to stable local tap water before sale. Although this species may originate from water with different natural parameters, stability, proper acclimation, filtration, and a mature aquarium remain more important than chasing exact numbers.

Care Summary

  • Scientific Name: Pseudacanthicus leopardus
  • Adult Size: Approximately 40–45 cm
  • Care Level: Advanced
  • Recommended Environment: Stable, fully cycled freshwater aquarium with species-appropriate shelter and filtration

Frequently Asked Questions

How large does the L600 Leopard Cactus Pleco get?
It is a large pleco and should be purchased only with a suitable long-term aquarium plan.

Is L600 an algae-cleaning pleco?
No. Its diet should be treated as primarily carnivorous.

Can it share a tank with other bottom dwellers?
Only in large, carefully structured setups with sufficient caves and territories.