Snow White Bushynose Pleco

Source: Hobbyist Bred and Raised in Europe Estimated size at shipping: 1.25-1.75" Adult Size: around 3-4" Sold as: Unsexed Overview: These guys are white! They're a leucistic form of your standard bushynose pleco. Just like Lemon Plecos, a small percentage of these have random black blotches on them, so there is a small chance you will receive a fish with a small amount of black. I think it looks nice contrasted against the white of the rest of the fish. Plecos from the genus Ancistrus are great algae eaters and, unlike the Common Pleco, they don't grow huge. In addition, they are hardy, and easy to maintain. Some species such as the Starlight varieties are downright beautiful. Even the plain brown Bushynose species are unique looking with their bristly faces. Setup Considerations: Although they will come out during daytime feedings, all Ancistrus plecos are nocturnal and need places to hide during the daytime. They also come from environments with quite a bit of current, so they appreciate water movement. Water movement can be provided by a simple air stone or sponge filter or something as complex as a wavemaker. Although it is not strictly necessary, these plecos appreciate some wood in the aquarium on which they can graze. Diet: Omnivore These fish are omnivores which scrape algae, biofilm, and detritus off the substrate in their natural environments. It takes them quite a bit of time to scrape off enough food to make a meal. In the aquarium, they will readily eat almost any food as long as it settles to the bottom of the tank. Algae wafers, zucchini slices, and French cut green beans rotated with feedings of sinking protein pellets can provide a good long-term diet.

Overview: These guys are white! They're a leucistic form of your standard bushynose pleco. Just like Lemon Plecos, a small percentage of these have random black blotches on them, so there is a small chance you will receive a fish with a small amount of black. I think it looks nice contrasted against the white of the rest of the fish.