What are these 2 plecs?

[teddyman5]

Any ideas on these two?

Thanks in advance

 

[Dayday]

Wonder if it's just me but the videos are not loading

 

[teddyman5]

Click on the word photobucket and a picture appears

 

[Warborg]

More Pictures would help... so far my guess would be Pterygoplichthys Undecimalis.

There is not alot of information(or links) on these guys. Basically They are a grey pleco with blackish spots.

http://www.aquatic-experts.com/Pterygoplichthys_undecimalis.html

 

[bigbird]

i agree, they do seem like they come from the Pterygoplichthys or Cochliodon group. Would like to see more photos. cheers jk :thumbup:

 

[Lornek8]

i agree, they do seem like they come from the Pterygoplichthys or Cochliodon group. Would like to see more photos. cheers jk :thumbup:

First one Pterygoplichthys based on the dorsal rays.
P. weberi is what'd I'd say. Fairly common among the less common Pterygoplichthys.

 

[Warborg]

I noticed a Pterygoplichthys punctatus also looks similar to a Pterygoplichthys weberi... so we can throw a 3rd possible pleco into the mix.

 

[SilverDub]

I was going to suggest Hypostomus Punctatus which has probably been renamed since I remembered it from. Quite a few of these around Essex LFS at the moment. Very interesting alternative to the common plecs.

 

[Warborg]

I was going to suggest Hypostomus Punctatus which has probably been renamed since I remembered it from. Quite a few of these around Essex LFS at the moment. Very interesting alternative to the common plecs.

The first one can't be a Hypostomus Punctatus as it has over 10 rays in it's dorsal fin