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L134 Leopard Frog Pleco (Peckoltia compta)

Original price $69.99 - Original price $69.99
Original price
$69.99
$69.99 - $69.99
Current price $69.99

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Size: Small (~4 cm)

L134 Leopard Frog Pleco (Peckoltia compta)

L134 Leopard Frog Pleco for specialty freshwater aquariums in Canada.

The L134 Leopard Frog Pleco is a highly desirable smaller pleco known for its bold cream-and-dark banding. Its manageable size and striking pattern make it one of the most attractive specialty plecos for well-maintained planted and community aquariums.

Why This Fish Stands Out

  • High-contrast leopard-frog pattern
  • Compact size suited to many specialty aquariums
  • Popular cave-spawning pleco among breeders and collectors

Aquarium Setup

Provide wood, smooth caves, clean oxygenated water, and stable conditions. Separate caves help reduce tension if more than one pleco is kept.

Feeding

Omnivorous grazer with a preference for quality sinking foods and regular protein supplementation.

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: Peckoltia compta
  • Adult Size: Approximately 10–12 cm
  • Care Level: Intermediate
  • Recommended Environment: Stable, fully cycled freshwater aquarium with species-appropriate shelter and filtration

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the L134 Leopard Frog Pleco stay small?
Yes. It is substantially more manageable than large royal or cactus plecos.

Can L134 breed in home aquariums?
Yes. It is a cave-spawning species and may breed when mature fish are provided stable conditions and suitable caves.

Is it mainly an algae eater?
No. It should receive a varied prepared diet with quality sinking foods.