Overview
- The Sailfin Pleco (Pterygoplichthys gibbiceps) is a large suckermouth catfish with a tall dorsal fin and a leopard-like pattern.
- Native to the Amazon and Orinoco basins in Brazil, Ecuador, Peru and Venezuela.
- [UNVERIFIED] Can reach around 18–20 in (45–50 cm). No Seriously Fish profile is available.
Feeding
- [UNVERIFIED] An omnivorous grazer. Offer algae wafers, vegetables such as zucchini, and some meaty foods.
Habitat
- [UNVERIFIED] Needs a very large tank, at least 125 gallons (473 liters), with driftwood and caves.
Fish Care
- [UNVERIFIED] Produces heavy waste. Use strong filtration and regular water changes.
- Never release into the wild. Related sailfin plecos are invasive in the US.
Compatibility
- [UNVERIFIED] Peaceful with other large fish. May be territorial toward other plecos.
Aquarium Behavior
- [UNVERIFIED] Mostly active at night.
Breeding
- [UNVERIFIED] Not bred in home aquariums. Farmed in outdoor ponds.
