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Ancistrus triradiatus (LDA 072a) Care Guide Common Names: LDA 072a Pleco Three-Rayed Bristlenose Pleco Ancistrus triradiatus Scientific Name: Ancistrus triradiatusOrigin: Colombia – Upper Orinoco and Meta River systemsS...
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Lda 072a Ancistrus Trirradiatus
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Instructions
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Mauris maximus 110ºC.
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Ne frangas.
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Nec in bin.
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Ancistrus triradiatus (LDA 072a) Care Guide
Common Names:
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LDA 072a Pleco
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Three-Rayed Bristlenose Pleco
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Ancistrus triradiatus
Scientific Name: Ancistrus triradiatus
Origin: Colombia – Upper Orinoco and Meta River systems
Size: 4–5 inches (10–13 cm)
Lifespan: 6–10 years
Temperament: Peaceful, territorial toward other bottom dwellers
Tank Setup
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Tank Size: 20 gallons minimum (for a single adult)
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Substrate: Sand or smooth gravel
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Decor:
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Driftwood (great for grazing and hiding)
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Caves and crevices (especially for breeding)
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Rock piles or low shelters
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Plants: Plant-safe; great for planted tanks
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Lighting: Low to moderate—prefers shaded areas
Water Parameters
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Temperature: 74–82°F (23–28°C)
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pH: 6.0–7.5
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Hardness: Soft to moderately hard (3–15 dGH)
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Filtration: Moderate flow, strong biological filtration
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Water Changes: 30–40% weekly
Diet
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Feeding Style: Primarily herbivorous with some omnivory
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Staple Foods:
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Sinking algae wafers, veggie-based pellets
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Blanched vegetables (zucchini, spinach, cucumber)
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Occasional protein (bloodworms, shrimp pellets)
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Feeding Frequency: Once or twice daily
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Note: Provide driftwood for grazing and gut health—even if not required as a primary food source
Behavior & Tankmates
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Activity: Nocturnal or low-light active
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Temperament: Peaceful but may be territorial with other plecos
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Good Tankmates:
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Tetras, rasboras, Corydoras, dwarf cichlids, gouramis
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Avoid large, aggressive species or other male bristlenose unless space allows
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Best Kept: Alone or with compatible fish; can be kept in pairs or small groups if space and cover are adequate
Breeding
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Breeding in Captivity: Fairly easy under the right conditions
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Spawning Type: Cave spawner
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Breeding Setup: Provide narrow caves or tubes
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Parental Care: Male guards eggs and fans them
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Fry Feeding: Blanched veggies, powdered algae wafers, baby brine shrimp
Care Tips
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Provide hiding spaces for each pleco if keeping multiples
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Avoid sharp substrate to protect their soft underbellies
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Driftwood adds natural grazing surfaces and tannins for health
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Keep the tank well-maintained and oxygenated—stable water is key