Are there actually 'small plecos'? I don't know anything about these fishes, but my impression is that 'small' in this context refers to things like bristle noses, which grow to 4-5"? I'd be interested in trying a few of these if they'd stay around 2" or less.
Having a “big” rhino pleco, anything less than 12” is small, lolAre there actually 'small plecos'? I don't know anything about these fishes, but my impression is that 'small' in this context refers to things like bristle noses, which grow to 4-5"? I'd be interested in trying a few of these if they'd stay around 2" or less.
I don't think I will do another colony of L104. I do have some other ones that I want to try like the Blue Phantom.
I have considered the L46 and the king tiger put with their demanding carnivore diet I think I will stay with wood/aglae eating types
. I don't know how I would explain that fish room expense either 
