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Panaqolus sp. (L002)

 

Image contributors to this species:

Allan James (1) Jonas Hansel (7)

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Relevant Information:

The differences between the Panaqolus and the Panaque genera is that the latter has an oval shaped mouth and the jaws have very large spatulate teeth with a single cusp, arranged in a v form and Panaqolus have a small number of spatulate teeth and are also a smaller genus. Aquarium Care: Peaceful in the aquarium but not suitable for planted tanks as they are plant eaters. Diet: All Panaque (Panaqolus) are wood eaters so would need this in an aquarium set-up. Feed also vegetable foods such as cucumber and courgette (zucchini) and sinking tablets. Sexual Differences: Males posses a broad head and odontodes on the posterior part of the body, behind the gill covers and on the pectoral spines. The latter two are a lot shorter in the females.

Common Name:

L002, L074, Tiger Pleco.

Synonyms:

None

Family:

Loricariidae

Distribution:

South America: Brazil, Pará, Rio Tocantins (Cametá).

Size:

12.0cm. (4¾ins)

Temp:

24-28°c (75-83°f.)

p.H.

6.5-7.5.

Reference:

Seidel, I. 2008. Back to Nature guide to L-catfishes, Ettlingen, Germany 208 p.



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