Id please

[mcrudd]

Mom above and Dad in my avvie. Are they just common brown bristlenose or are they a type of bristlenose. They just had the cutest little babies and I will have to say what type of babies they are and I have no idea. They do look different from other bristlenoses I had in the past, more spots and no blotches

[KrazyGeoff]

Sometimes you can come across 'cleaner' bloodlines which have less / no blotches.

Some of my parents produce really defined offspring, and some produce the more blotchy type.

These look like just nice clean bristlenose to me.

Cheers

[mcrudd]

Thanks KrazyGeoff, I thought so too, but some people said they looked like snowflake or starlight, but when I googled those they did not look like them, the starlight has a white finned tail and upper fin. and the snowflakes seem to have a smaller little dot than mine

[phoenix44]

They are your normal bristlenose.

[mcrudd]

Thanks Phoenix, I think their babies will be just as cute when they grow up, cause even with them being about 1cm they have pitch black bodies with cute bright spots :love: I used to have the blotchy type bristlenose, I must say I prefer this cleaner normal one though

[hovmoller]

Some of my parents produce really defined offspring, and some produce the more blotchy type.

:sml1:

[Ira]

Yup, looks like your standard bristlenose. Commonly found getting their heads stuck in things, such as intake strainers, buckets,rings and filter intakes(What's this lump of stuff I've pulled out of the intake and squished between my fingeroh...yuck)

[KrazyGeoff]

:sml1:

:gigl:

[mcrudd]

Mom, Dad and kiddies available to a good home

another female same age and type can go too. I want my plants to grow again, these little buggers are munching on my plants :facepalm:

edited to add, they all have a new home they will be going to soon