Shampupa Royal Pleco
L418Panaque titan
Rio Caquetá, Napo and Huallaga, Colombia and Peru · river
- Temperature
- 24–29°C
- pH
- 5.5–7.5
- Swims
- Bottom
- Diet
- Wood
Photo: Brent Tibbatts, CC BY 3.0
Freshwater fishes
542 species, each with the water it needs, who it gets along with, and where it comes from. Find one, or browse by family, genus or river.
Panaque titan
Rio Caquetá, Napo and Huallaga, Colombia and Peru · river
Photo: Brent Tibbatts, CC BY 3.0
Panaque cf. nigrolineatus 'aripuana'
Rio Aripuana, Brazil · river
Photo: pl:user:lcamtuf, CC BY SA
Aphanotorulus emarginatus
Rio Suriname, Suriname · river
Photo: Sidnei Dantas, CC BY-SA 4.0
Panaque nigrolineatus laurafabianae
Río Orinoco, Venezuela · river
Photo: pl:user:lcamtuf, CC BY SA
Scobinancistrus cf. pariolispos
Xingu and Tapajós basins, Brazil · rapids
Fine pale spots on black. Large and rarely available.
Photo: Gabriel Lelis Togni, CC BY 3.0
Pseudacanthicus pitanga
Rio Tocantins, Brazil · rapids
Dark body with red fin edges. Large and aggressive.
Photo: B. Phalan, CC BY 4.0
Spectracanthicus punctatissimus
Rio Tapajós, Brazil · river
Photo: Gabriel Lelis Togni, CC BY 3.0
Hypancistrus cf. contradens
Middle Orinoco, Venezuela · rapids
Crisp white dots and white fin edges. A classic first Hypancistrus.
Photo: thepigeongirl, CC BY NC
Panaque armbrusteri
Rio Xingu and Tocantins, Brazil · rapids
A large royal pleco from the Xingu and Tocantins. Needs a very big tank.
Photo: JSutton93, CC BY-SA 4.0
Pterygoplichthys gibbiceps
Río Orinoco, Venezuela · river
Photo: Wisky, CC BY-SA 3.0
Aphanotorulus cf. unicolor
Ecuador · river
Photo: Whaldener Endo, CC0
Peckoltia sabaji
Rio Orinoco and Essequibo, Venezuela and Guyana · river
Photo: NasserHalaweh, CC BY-SA 4.0
Peckoltia vittata
Lower Amazon and Xingu basins, Brazil · river
A small Peckoltia with bold yellow and dark bands. Peaceful, and a different genus from L236.
Photo: Gabriel Lelis Togni, CC BY 3.0
Peckoltia wernekei
Río Orinoco and Ventuari, Venezuela · river
Photo: M.H. Sabaj Pérez., CC BY 4.0
Aphanotorulus horridus
Rio Madeira, Marañón and Aripuana, Brazil and Peru · river
Photo: no rights reserved, CC0
Hypostomus latifrons
Unknown origin · river
Photo: Julia Mantinian, CC BY NC
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