🐟 L100 Xingu Antenne Sugemalle (Ancistrus sp.)
The L100 Xingu Antenne Sugemalle is a fascinating Ancistrus species native to the Xingu River basin in Brazil. Known for its intricate patterns and prominent antenna-like tentacles on its snout (a characteristic feature of Ancistrus species), this pleco thrives in fast-flowing, oxygen-rich waters. It is a peaceful fish that prefers plenty of caves and driftwood for hiding.
🔍 Quick Facts
🕊️ Behavior & Temperament
🏡 Tank Requirements
🍽️ Diet
📊 Overview Table
🏷️ Feature | 📋 Details |
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🧬 Scientific Name | Ancistrus sp. |
🐟 Common Name | L100 Xingu Antenne Sugemalle |
🌍 Origin | Brazil (Xingu River) |
📏 Max Size | 4–6 in (10–15 cm) |
🕊️ Temperament | Peaceful, shy |
🛁 Tank Size | 30+ gallons |
⚗️ pH Range | 6.5–7.5 |
🌡️ Temperature | 74–80°F (23–27°C) |
🍽️ Diet | Omnivorous |
📝 Snippet
The L100 Xingu Antenne Sugemalle (Ancistrus sp.) is a peaceful, shy pleco species known for its antenna-like tentacles and preference for well-structured, oxygen-rich habitats.