🐟 L292 Aripuana Bristlenose (Ancistrus sp.)
The L292 Aripuana Bristlenose is a distinctive pleco species known for its pronounced bristle-like appendages on the snout, especially in males. Native to the Aripuana River basin in South America, this bristlenose pleco is admired for its algae-eating capabilities and peaceful nature.
🔍 Quick Facts
🕊️ Behavior & Temperament
🏡 Tank Requirements
🍽️ Diet
📊 Overview Table
| Feature | Details | 
|---|---|
| 🧬 Scientific Name | Ancistrus sp. | 
| 🐟 Common Name | L292 Aripuana Bristlenose | 
| 🌍 Origin | Aripuana River Basin, South America | 
| 📏 Max Size | 4–5 in (10–13 cm) | 
| 🕊️ Temperament | Peaceful, social | 
| 🛁 Tank Size | 20+ gallons | 
| ⚗️ pH Range | 6.5–7.5 | 
| 🌡️ Temperature | 73–79°F (23–26°C) | 
| 🍽️ Diet | Herbivorous to omnivorous | 
📝 Snippet
  The L292 Aripuana Bristlenose is a peaceful and effective algae eater that thrives in community tanks with moderate flow and plenty of hiding places.











