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L124 Para Pleco (Ancistomus sabaji)

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Original price $69.99 - Original price $89.99
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$69.99
$69.99 - $89.99
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Size: Medium (~6 cm)

L124 Para Pleco (Ancistomus sabaji)

L124 Para Pleco for specialty freshwater aquariums in Canada.

The L124 Para Pleco is a striking spotted loricariid known through several L-number designations, including L075 and L301. Its warm body colour with bold spotting creates an attractive pattern while its moderate size suits dedicated community and pleco aquariums.

Why This Fish Stands Out

  • Eye-catching large-spot pattern with warm undertones
  • Recognized Para Pleco type with strong collector interest
  • Moderate-sized pleco suited to structured aquariums

Aquarium Setup

Provide caves, wood, rocks, strong filtration, and adequate floor territory. Stable water and oxygenation are especially important in tanks housing multiple bottom fish.

Feeding

Omnivorous grazer; offer quality sinking foods with a balanced mixture of vegetable and protein components.

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: Ancistomus sabaji
  • Adult Size: Approximately 15 cm
  • Care Level: Intermediate
  • Recommended Environment: Stable, fully cycled freshwater aquarium with species-appropriate shelter and filtration

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does the L124 Para Pleco have several L-numbers?
This fish has historically appeared under multiple locality and trade designations, including L075, L124 and L301.

Is the Para Pleco suitable for a planted aquarium?
Yes, when provided with caves, stable water, and appropriate feeding rather than relying only on natural algae.

Can more than one be kept together?
It may be possible in a suitably sized aquarium with separate shelters and feeding locations.