ID, please. Thanks!

[kitkat67]

Female, little over 1 year old

Female BN on left, mystery plec on right

 

[Bigjohnnofish]

looks like a bristlenose to me :thumbup:

 

[L-ko]

Hi,

Looks like Ancistrus sp. "L 338".

Greetings
Elko

 

[kitkat67]

Too big to be a an ordinary BN, someone told me it could be an L180?

 

[kitkat67]

Hi,

Looks like Ancistrus sp. "L 338".

Greetings
Elko

No white tail tip, I'm afraid

 

[kitkat67]

Another pic of my *hairy* lady. Should I get a top shot to make IDing easier?

 

[plecoaddict]

Hi Kat,

It is not a L180.... it may be one that is being sold as L180 but it isn't one!

Chuck
AKA: Stuby

 

[L-ko]

Hi,

I asked Ingo Seidel (one author of catfish atlas). He said that's a not known Ancistrus.
Without to know the origin of this pleco, it isn´t possible to say more.

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L180: In trade there are more as one species as Ancistrus sp. "L 180". In "terralogNews No. 98" there wrote P. Schwabe about 4 forms, which he found in tanks of a great dealer.

Greetings
Elko

 

[kitkat67]

Hi,

I asked Ingo Seidel (one author of catfish atlas). He said that's a not known Ancistrus.
Without to know the origin of this pleco, it isn´t possible to say more.

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L180: In trade there are more as one species as Ancistrus sp. "L 180". In "terralogNews No. 98" there wrote P. Schwabe about 4 forms, which he found in tanks of a great dealer.

Greetings
Elko

That makes me sad I was hoping to get an ID for her and find her a partner