Anyone heard of these or seen?

There is one for sale on TM and they dont have a pic up. Sounds interesting though!

I was interested to.I have never heard of them.I would like to see a photo before i parted with any money.

I have seen them and to be honest it was VERY hard to tell them apart from the standard GBA. the ones I saw were still fairly young , about 3-4cm and if you used your imagination you could see a very faint blue tinge to the eye but not what i had hoped they looked like when i heard of them.

I have seen them and to be honest it was VERY hard to tell them apart from the standard GBA. the ones I saw were still fairly young , about 3-4cm and if you used your imagination you could see a very faint blue tinge to the eye but not what i had hoped they looked like when i heard of them.

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I would like to see the adult breeding pair.To see if their eyes are blue By that age they should be fully coloured.

I have seen them and to be honest it was VERY hard to tell them apart from the standard GBA. the ones I saw were still fairly young , about 3-4cm and if you used your imagination you could see a very faint blue tinge to the eye but not what i had hoped they looked like when i heard of them.

GBA being orange(golden) and these described as black?

A blue eyed black plec would look stunning though.

I remember the starlights were pretty unimpressive despite their hype.

Yes a photo would be good- not being able to get one????- trader with hundreds of trades

The blue eyed variant in the Cochliodon family are awesome.... the blue eyes stand out rathe vividly against the chocolate red jaffa coloured body... would be interesting to see this "Blue eyed Black Bristlenose variety" that they are selling.

There were a Black Ancistrus species come in through the suppliers last year and they were stunning... They were a deep black colour and something is ringing a bell over their colour eyes but I cannont remember fully.. they were definately neat looking species of Plec. Hubby ordered a pair in, very robust chunky Plec.

COuld be the blue eyed panaque?

COuld be the blue eyed panaque?

Could be "Nessy".Lol

:lol:

i have asked a question on the auction to see what he has to say about it. there are allot of sub species of the common brown bristlenose including the bushy bristlenose the differences being very hard to see....