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Galaxy Plecostomus (L-07) – Tooth-Nose Catfish for Aquarium

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $79.99.Current price is: $39.36.

Black with yellow spots, Galaxy Plecostomus thrives in 50-gallon planted tanks with driftwood and hiding spots.

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Galaxy (L-07) Plecostomus

The Galaxy Plecostomus, also known as the Vampire or Tooth-Nose Pleco, is native to the Amazon Basin in South America. It features a black body with numerous striking yellow spots covering its entire surface. The fish is named for the bristle-like barbells located on the upper side of its mouth.

Teeth-Nose Plecos are well-suited for community aquariums. They thrive in planted tanks with strong aeration and water movement. Rocks and driftwood are recommended to create a natural environment and provide hiding spots, reducing stress.

Specifications

Feature Detail
Species Galaxy Plecostomus (Tooth-Nose Pleco)
Origin Amazon Basin, South America
Color Black with yellow spots
Size (adult) Up to 6 inches
Minimum Tank Size 50 gallons
Water Conditions Warm, slightly acidic to neutral pH, stable temperature

FAQ

What is the ideal tank size for a Galaxy Plecostomus?

A minimum tank size of 50 gallons is recommended to ensure adequate space and water stability.

Can Galaxy Plecostomus be kept with other fish?

Yes, Tooth-Nose Plecos are suitable for community aquariums when housed with compatible, non-aggressive species.

Is it possible to breed Galaxy Plecostomus in an aquarium?

Breeding has not been successfully achieved in aquarium settings yet. Current methods remain experimental.

3 reviews for Galaxy Plecostomus (L-07) – Tooth-Nose Catfish for Aquarium

  1. Jacob King –

    The Galaxy Pleco is a striking addition to my 75-gallon tank. Its yellow spots stand out beautifully against the dark body. I’ve included driftwood and plants, and it’s very active and calm. It doesn’t bother other fish and enjoys the hiding spots.

  2. Ava Ross –

    I bought this pleco for my planted tank. It’s very easy to care for and has adapted well to the environment. The barbels are noticeable and it seems curious about its surroundings. I’m happy with the color and behavior.

  3. Brian Mitchell –

    After a few weeks, the pleco has become a regular part of the tank. It’s peaceful, doesn’t eat much, and stays in the back corners. The yellow spots are vibrant and the fish looks healthy.

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