doubts with my pleco

Warborg

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It appears to be a Pterygoplichthys pardalis(common). Sexing this pleco is difficult. More bad news is they won't breed for you unless you have a mud pond.
 

sms15

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Thanks for the identification, don't worry about the sexing it, i'm not trying to breed, anyway I will keep on calling him Mr.T xD

I am not trying to breed because here in Spain lots of "big" plecos (about 6 inches long) are abandoned in pet shops, in fact I rescued mine a year ago and he hasn't grown nothing since I rescued. I was told that he was kept in a 20-25 liter tank all his life :S
The pet shop owner gave me for free so in fact it can be consider as an adoption