How big do L134 plecos get?

3.5 to 4.2 inches
At a maximum size of 3.5 to 4.2 inches, this is a very practical and manageable fish. This fish will not bother most plants. It will also scavenge and consume most uneaten fish food.

Are leopard frog plecos aggressive?

These fish are very peaceful and will usually ignore other species that are in the tank. As long as you don’t keep them with anything extremely large or aggressive, your Leopard Frog Pleco should be just fine!

What do Leopard Frog pleco eat?

Offer a variety of foodstuffs including sinking catfish pellets/granules/tablets/algae wafers and frozen foods such as mosquito larvae, Spirulina-enriched brineshrimp, Mysis shrimp, chopped krill etc as well as some vegetable matter such as blanched spinach, kale, cucumber etc.

What is the most beautiful pleco?

LDA105 – Typhoon Pleco – Pseudacanthicus sp. – One of the rarer plecos in the hobby, the Typhoon is also one of the prettiest. Large, carnivorous and territorial; this is an awesome fish – just expect to pay a lot for one if you find one… but they are well worth it!

Is it possible to keep a leopard frog pleco?

Leopard Frog Pleco care is not very challenging. These fish can be successfully kept by aquarists with very little experience. This species is hardy, peaceful, and generally low-maintenance. As long as you do a good job of keeping their water conditions consistent you shouldn’t have any problems with them!

What kind of fish is the leopard pleco?

The Imperial Tiger Plecostomus L-134 (Peckoltia compta) is also known to tropical fish keeping enthusiasts as the Leopard Frog Pleco, Leopard Pleco or Tiger Pleco.

How big of a tank do I need for a pleco?

This size is also a big plus for aquarists who want a pleco, but don’t have space in their home for a large tank. Many other plecos get quite large which means the minimum tank size ends up being pretty big.

How big does an Imperial Tiger pleco get?

It has phenomenal coloration, it attains a small adult size, and it is a durable, hardy species for the Amazon biotope as well as other planted and community setups! The L134 Leopard Frog Pleco (Peckoltia compta), also known as the Imperial Tiger Pleco, is a member of the Loricariidae family of South American suckermouth catfishes.