This listing is for a group of 4 wild-caught Peckoltia compta (L134), commonly known as the Leopard Frog Pleco. These fish are approximately 2.5-3" in length and are well-established. L134 is known for its bold black-and-yellow patterning and manageable adult size. Peckoltia compta is a described species native to the Rio Tapajós in Brazil and reaches approximately 4" as an adult. This group would make an excellent foundation for someone interested in establishing an L134 breeding colony from w...

This listing is for a group of 4 wild-caught Baryancistrus sp. (L142/LDA033), commonly known as the Snowball Pleco. These fish are approximately 3-3.5" in length and are well-established and feeding on a mixture of Zucchini, Repashy Soilent Green, and Earthworm Bits. They display the characteristic dark coloration and contrasting light spotting that gives the species its common name. L142/LDA033 is currently treated as an undescribed Baryancistrus from the Rio Tapajós drainage, with an approxim...

This listing is for a group of 5 F3 Hypancistrus zebra (L046) approximately 1.5-2" in length. I purchased the F2 parents from Jeremy Basch, whose line has been maintained from wild-caught stock. These are currently the only L046 I have available at this larger size; another batch is growing out and will become available later at approximately 1.25–1.5". Hypancistrus zebra is a described species native to the Rio Xingu in Brazil and reaches approximately 3-4" as an adult. Its bold black-and-whi...

This listing is for a group of 6 tank-raised Ancistrus sp. L519, commonly referred to as the Rio Itenez or Kiefner 2 Bristlenose. These juveniles are approximately 1.25-1.5" in length and were produced by my established breeding pair. Pictured is the father of the available fish.

This listing is for a group of 6 wild-caught Hoplisoma sp. CW127, commonly known in the hobby as the Super Parallelus Cory. These fish are approximately 1.5-2" in length and are well-established. CW127 has an attractive elongated pattern reminiscent of Hoplisoma parallelum and is a relatively uncommon fish in the hobby. This group is particularly well suited to an experienced Cory/Hoplisoma keeper interested in establishing a breeding colony from wild-caught stock.

This listing is for a group of 4 wild-caught Baryancistrus xanthellus (L018), commonly known as the Gold Nugget Pleco. These fish are approximately 2.5-3” in length and are well-established and feeding on a mixture of Zucchini, Repashy Soilent Green, and Earthworm Bits. Baryancistrus xanthellus is a described species native to the Rio Xingu in Brazil and can reach approximately 9" as an adult. These fish are being offered as a group of four wild-caught juveniles, which I have had in quarantine...