[redbellyman21]

Hey guys I just wanted to proove el twitcho right!
Although I have always known a suckerfish no matter how big is always a risk with p's. But I had to get em since the tank sees window light(not a lot but enough) Now I have to scrape the damn glass every week! LOL so i wanted to post a pic of the owning. And for any 1 who doubts eltwitch's pinned subject hear this. The sucker and my 91/2 inch beast have been happily homed together since the beginning about 4-5 years. So this wasnt a new [email protected]! ne way for fun I posted this on pleco fanatics site, with like I love plecos ...... as food lol That was mean, oh [email protected]

 

[acidWarp]

They do make for good snacks

I had one 12" with a rhom that was continually missing chunks.

 

[redbellyman21]

lol woops I kinda felt bad when it died, but he served his purpose plus I am moving the tank away from light so I wont have to worry bout algae weeklY!

 

[MR.FREEZ]

duh

 

[Death in #'s]

:laugh: when a pleco just sits there on the glass its like an easy meal for piranha's

 

[gottagitdemps]

I got 3 baby rbs and a small pleco on the same day. They lived together for about a year. Heck they grew up together. Never had any problems, no nipping or anything. Then, one morning I woke up and all that was left of Shiteater was his head and spine

 

[Atlanta Braves Baby!]

Unfortunatley all fish that share a habitat with your Ps will more then likely become a snack in due time.

 

[Scooby]

Seriously i had 3 pleco's in with my Red Belly and he never messed around, but i dunno you also had your fish alot longer.

 

[Fido]

lol its funny when fish die hehe