L136 Demini Angelicus Pleco - 4cm (Hypancistrus sp.) (Live Fish)

The L136 Demini Angelicus Pleco is a striking freshwater catfish with a dark, elongated body covered in contrasting pale spots and markings. It has a broad, flattened head, armored body plates, and a sucker-shaped mouth adapted for clinging to surfaces and grazing on algae and biofilm.

Common names: Demini Angelicus Pleco, Demini Pleco, Angelicus Pleco, L136
Scientific name: Hypancistrus sp. L136
Approximate size: 10–13 cm
Temperament: Peaceful but territorial toward other bottom-dwelling males; generally suitable with peaceful tankmates
Recommended tank size: 100 L or larger
Diet: Omnivorous; sinking carnivore pellets, frozen bloodworms, brine shrimp, and other protein-rich foods, with some vegetable-based foods
Origin: Rio Demini, Rio Negro basin, Brazil
Basic care information: Provide clean, warm, well-oxygenated water with caves, driftwood, rocks, and shaded areas for hiding. Maintain good water flow and excellent water quality. L136 is mainly nocturnal and is most active around dusk and after dark. The species occurs in several pattern forms, including L136A, L136B, and L136C.