Ancistrus sp. "albino"

Ancistrus sp. "albino"

Image contributors to this species:
Helen Burns (1) Nikola Banjeglav (1) Danny Blundell (8) amiidae (4) Craig (1) Reinhold Wawrzynski (1) Allan James (1)
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Relevant Information:	This species arrived in the U.K. in the early to mid nineties and was believed to have been first bred in the Czech Republic. There is no record of the Ancistrus that was crossed to get this mutation so can not be named to species. There are many different shades of body colouration, from white through to yellow, gold and red. Go to Article 5 for the breeding and maintenance of this species.
Common Name:	Albino Ancistrus
Synonyms:	None
Family:	Loricariidae ycipitidae
Distribution:	Captive bred
Size:	14.0cm. (5½ins)
Temp:	23-26°c (73-79°f.)
p.H.	6.0-7.2.