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L034 Medusa Pleco – Unique Brazilian Pleco with Tentacle-Like Face

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $69.99.Current price is: $30.63.

Stunning 4-inch Brazilian pleco with tentacle-like face; ideal for aquarium enthusiasts.

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L034 Medusa Pleco

Ancistrus ranunculus is a weirdly beautiful pleco from Brazil. With a highly flattened head and a face covered in ‘tentacles’, these fish are downright Lovecraftian. Care is similar to most other plecos; they do appreciate cool, well-oxygenated water. An omnivorous diet that includes meaty frozen foods should be offered.

These are stunning adults around 4″ long.

Specifications

Species Ancistrus ranunculus
Origin Brazil
Adult Size 4 inches
Diet Omnivorous (meaty frozen foods)
Water Conditions Cool, well-oxygenated

FAQ

What is the typical adult size of the Medusa Pleco?

The Medusa Pleco reaches an adult size of about 4 inches.

What kind of diet should I feed my Medusa Pleco?

Feed a meaty frozen food as part of an omnivorous diet.

What water conditions do Medusa Plecos prefer?

They prefer cool, well-oxygenated water.

3 reviews for L034 Medusa Pleco – Unique Brazilian Pleco with Tentacle-Like Face

  1. Sally Bell –

    The Medusa Pleco is absolutely stunning. Its unique tentacle-like face makes it a standout in any aquarium. It’s active and peaceful, and I’ve been feeding it frozen meaty foods regularly. Water conditions are stable, and it’s adapted well to the tank environment.

  2. Joshua Allan –

    First time keeping a pleco and this one is a visual highlight. The appearance is unlike any other fish. It’s not aggressive and eats well on frozen foods. I keep it in a 20-gallon tank with good water flow.

  3. Dan Ross –

    Beautiful fish with a very distinctive look. It’s easy to care for and has been thriving in my tank for over six months. I feed it a mix of frozen bloodworms and sinking pellets.

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