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L333 King tiger wild 7-8cm
£38.50
Loricariidae
| Scientific Name | Goldline Tiger Pleco, L333, L068 |
|---|---|
| Country of Origin | Brazil: Pará, Rio Xingu at Porto deMoz. |
| Max Size | 15.0cm. (6ins) |
| Temperament | Peaceful |
| Aquarium Level | Bottom |
| Water Type | Freshwater |
| pH | 6.0-7.2 |
| Temperature | 26-30°c (79-87°f.) |
The aquarium should be mature, with a soft sand substrate and various pieces of smooth rockwork and driftwood arranged to create lots of small nooks and crannies. There should be brisk water movement and a high level of oxygenation, perhaps provided by a river-tank manifold or powerheads (in addition to the current generated by the filtration). As plants are not found in any great abundance in the natural habitat, they can be omitted from the aquascape, although a few areas of hardy vegetation (that can cope with current) will make the aquarium look more aesthetically pleasing and will help with water quality. Ample hiding places/visual barriers amongst the decor will enable you to keep a group of these fish together and will obviously further your chances of breeding them. Male Hypancistrus are fairly territorial and care should be taken to provide plenty of caves. Tankmates must be small and peaceful, and able to thrive in warm, fast-flowing water. As these fish do not compete well for food, avoid keeping with fish that are boisterous at feeding times. These plecs are largely carnivorous and will not make any impact on algae. Ensure that regular partial water changes are carried out as these catfish will not tolerate an elevated nitrate level.
As this fish matures, the body markings change and become more complex. Confusion with L066 is very likely and the two willingly hybridise in captivity, making identification of captive bred fish tricky. For this reason it's best not to mix Hypancistrus species in any tank where breeding may take place. L333 is higher-bodied and more robust when directly compared. May also be seen as Maze Zebra Plec.
Recommended Dr. Bassleer Biofish food.
Loricariidae
| Scientific Name | Goldline Tiger Pleco, L333, L068 |
|---|---|
| Country of Origin | Brazil: Pará, Rio Xingu at Porto deMoz. |
| Max Size | 15.0cm. (6ins) |
| Temperament | Peaceful |
| Aquarium Level | Bottom |
| Water Type | Freshwater |
| pH | 6.0-7.2 |
| Temperature | 26-30°c (79-87°f.) |
The aquarium should be mature, with a soft sand substrate and various pieces of smooth rockwork and driftwood arranged to create lots of small nooks and crannies. There should be brisk water movement and a high level of oxygenation, perhaps provided by a river-tank manifold or powerheads (in addition to the current generated by the filtration). As plants are not found in any great abundance in the natural habitat, they can be omitted from the aquascape, although a few areas of hardy vegetation (that can cope with current) will make the aquarium look more aesthetically pleasing and will help with water quality. Ample hiding places/visual barriers amongst the decor will enable you to keep a group of these fish together and will obviously further your chances of breeding them. Male Hypancistrus are fairly territorial and care should be taken to provide plenty of caves. Tankmates must be small and peaceful, and able to thrive in warm, fast-flowing water. As these fish do not compete well for food, avoid keeping with fish that are boisterous at feeding times. These plecs are largely carnivorous and will not make any impact on algae. Ensure that regular partial water changes are carried out as these catfish will not tolerate an elevated nitrate level.
As this fish matures, the body markings change and become more complex. Confusion with L066 is very likely and the two willingly hybridise in captivity, making identification of captive bred fish tricky. For this reason it's best not to mix Hypancistrus species in any tank where breeding may take place. L333 is higher-bodied and more robust when directly compared. May also be seen as Maze Zebra Plec.
Recommended Dr. Bassleer Biofish food.
Shipping Policy
We ship our fish with DX, the only courier in the United Kingdom who are licensed to ship fish and other livestock by the Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs.
We can guarantee next-day delivery for £32 between Monday and Thursday for orders placed before 1pm and for boxes up to 25kg.
We are able to ship on Friday for a Saturday arrival, but this service will cost £45.
Please note that we will not send a fish that day if overnight temperatures are due to be lower than 6 degrees Celsius.
Some of the fish we stock can be sexed and are sold in a pair of 1 male and 1 female. Please bear in mind, however, that we attempt to match them correctly to the best of our anatomic knowledge but there can be some mistakes, as it is not always guaranteed that the fish will be oppositely sexed.
All our fish are packed in double thickness bags for their safety and security.
The bags are then packed into a polystyrene box with a 40h heat pack and a cardboard outer.
After a shipping date is agreed upon, it is the responsibility of the buyer to be at home when the package arrives.
Once the fish arrive it is your responsibility to acclimatise and then quarantine them using the dripping method. All fish leave our care in good health.
International Shipping
On account of stringent regulations and certificates surrounding the shipping of live fish reintroduced following the United Kingdom’s (UK) exit from the European Union (EU) in 2016, Aquarium-Fish Ltd are no longer able to ship to the EU.
However, we are able to ship anywhere else in the world. Please get in touch if you reside outside the UK and are interested in making a purchase to discuss shipping costs and times.
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