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Posted by mrkeeg on March 19, 2003 at 17:47:29:

In Reply to: I know people who use pvc pipes for spawning plecos... posted by cindy on March 19, 2003 at 14:35:57:

Thanks,
I don't know that he "needs" to hide.. but he sure seems to like to. Right now he wedges himself into a small "cave" made from a slate piece leaning on a rock, coming out moslty at night.

I think it is a common pleco.

Keegan

:...(mostly bristlenose.)

:I don't think it is harmful, but a more pertinent question might be why does your pleco need to 'hide'?

Follow Ups:

• Re: I know people who use pvc pipes for spawning plecos... Keneh 03/19/03 (2)
  • Re: I know people who use pvc pipes for spawning plecos... mrkeeg 03/20/03 (0)
  • Re: I know people who use pvc pipes for spawning plecos... kherman 03/20/03 (0)