Green dragon bristlenose pleco size

Jaycal wrote:Unless you breed the same color morph to eachother, i.e super red X super red, calico x calcico you will get browns. The dominate gene is brown. So if you take a super red and breed it to blue eye albino you will get browns. Crossing a longfin and short fin you will get a mix of both.

The genetics of the different morphs varies.
The simplest cross is homozygous normal X true red eye albino = 100% F1 Heterozygous Normal.
100% F1 Heterozygous Normal X 100% F1 Heterozygous Normal = 25% Albino, 25% Homozygous normal and 50% heterozygous normal with recessive albino genes. You can't tell which normal phenotypes are homozygous or hetero without test breeding.
The other morphs seem to be partially dominant so you are back to test breeding experiments.
I have never been able to see what makes a "Green Dragon" a "Green Dragon" but if they exist in long fin morph I suspect that trait is also partially dominant.
Here are my thoughts and opinions.
It can take many experimental crosses to establish the probabilities from whatever stock you are starting out with.
It would make

Green Dragon Bristlenose Pleco: Care, Size, Lifespan & More

Plecos are some of the most unique-looking fish in the freshwater aquarium hobby. These catfish have been captivating the minds of hobbyists since their discovery, and their patterns make them some of the most sought-after fish in the freshwater world.

The Green Dragon Bristlenose is an uncommon pleco and can be found in both shortfin and longfin variations. If you're fortunate enough to track down one of these plecos for sale, you'll want to be well-versed in its care requirements. In this post, we're going to cover everything you need to know about this exciting species.



Species Summary

The Green Dragon Bristlenose Pleco is a member of the Ancistrus genus. These nocturnal catfish are more commonly referred to as bushynose or bristlenose catfish, where the most commonly found fish in the aquarium hobby are descendants from the Ancistrus cirrhosis.  

With so many different types of Plecostomus, an L-classification (L being short for the fish's family name: Loricariidae) system was created by the German a

Bristlenose - Green Dragon

Fish Acclimation Procedure: First, let us know if you can pick the fish up at the nearest UPS Access Point (this is where they must go if shipped during the winter. That is by far the best, most convenient way to get fish. It's quicker, less stress on the fish and you don't have to wait for the driver to show up at an unknown time. Just show up as soon as the tracking shows the box has arrived at the destination UPS location. Bring your tracking # and ID.  We address the package to the UPS location, so it cannot be delivered by mistake. If the tracking says "Out for Delivery", it means that it's available for pickup.

Have an aquarium with a cycled bio-filter ready for your new fish. It is best to quarantine your new arrivals from any other fish you have. They are stressed by shipping and susceptible to any pathogens your other aquariums may contain. If you do not properly quarantine them, you will risk having them die. Anything added from another tank to your quarantine tank means that it is no longer quarantined. Just because your exi

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