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Heyo DJ Pauly, Dubstep

Ayo Dj Pauly back, must've just been bad luck then! Hope the last one stays in top health, hope the tips I provided helped ! PM me if you want more advice!

DJ Pauly Plec, here with some light! For all the onlookers, who perhaps mis-understand why i speak the way i do. I know people who have seen this tank in person recently, it's not pretty. Nor maintained. The ground is filthy, and all there is a small ornament which houses two L-270s, seeing they have no where else to hide. This death is no suprise to me. I'm DJ Pauly Plec, i keep it real y'all

Yeah, you're a A-Grade researcher. Except you forgot one of the most important factors, feeding. If you really knew about your fish, you nor your girlfriend would ask about the diet. And perhaps it'd consist of a bit more variation aswell, instead of just "Tetra Colour". Well, personally, the only thing i find crude is the conditions you kept it in. As for your pleco idea, let's hope you do a little more research this time around, and none of them end up dying. DJ PAULY OUT.

AYO DJ Pauly here, Correct, I have no objections but just making sure you understand that I merely was reminded of the article. I wasn't saying that it WAS the cause of death. I feel the cause of death may have just plain and simply been due to a lack of proper care. (Especially seeing as the keepers didn't know the basic needs of a L-270.) Without getting technical anyway, seeing as water parameters and any other factors that may be used to determine the cause are unknown to me.

Ayo DJ Pauly back in the mix I think this is a possibility too, of course, presuming the tank is in the state we think it may be. Reminds me of something i read on PC Can be found here : http://www.planetcatfish.com/shanesworl ... us+species

Ayo DJ Pauly up in the mix, here to answer your Q Chocolate Zebras, scientifically known as Hypancistrus sp. (L-270) are primarily carnivorous. Most of what you feed them should consist of live or frozen foods. My advice would be to keep the remaining specimen fed on any of the available carnivore pellets (Hikari has a good carnivore tablet I believe, also various brands of shrimp pellets and such) and every now and then the feeding of say a decent spirulina pellet or I maybe I'm barking up the wrong tree. But something that can fill the nutritional gap, allowing them to receive the extra vitamins and such that are not present in the main diet, what i would do anyway. Wouldn't be a silly idea trying to provide some enrichment also. Perhaps more caves, more cleaning to the tank, i'm unsure of how many water changes you do per week/month but Plecos in general are notorious for having a fairly high waste output, so if uneaten food and waste is accumulating on the bottom of the tank. Then i suggest making changes to the cleaning regime. Just for the well being of the fish anyway. I presume you're doing at least two water changes per week? With Juvi discus and all. Perhaps even move him/her to another tank. Plecos aren't too hard to look after, if you're interested you can PM me and i can provide some additional tips for you. FNZAS, feel free to add on to what I've said , and perhaps correct me if I'm wrong , most of the Hypan info I get is from PlanetCatfish and such, so yeah DJ PAULY OUT.

ayo DJ Pauly up in the mix