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First off plecos are Algae eaters and like to eat algae disks, kelp sheets cucumbers , zucchini and other Vegetables, Secondly the easiest way to remove babies from the tank Is to lift the hide put a fis net under the hide and left it completely out of the water all the babies will then fall...

Let me know if you can't see the pictures and the videos for some reason my phones not being very nice

The new babies and yes the tank is messy to because I feed them last night and my filter was clogged up as I have to have a net on the intake or I end up with babies in the **** thing lol be so much better once there in the big tank

This is the german red babies and the sp-44 babies and the yellow labs the yellow in the video is the smallest sorry the tank is a mess I feed Green seaweed sheetsto the plecos and pellets for the babies there are also ghost shrimp breeding in this tank

Re black beard Algae I have had new born german reds in with babies that are a few months older as long as you give the babies lots of plants to hide in they will be fine. As for the black beard Algae I have never had a problem with it I always use a Filtration system that is rated for more...

That's cool mine always hid theirs so well I never get to see the eggs lol

Hello my name is kellie I have been breeding fish for years and just Decided to switch from cichlids and other fish to breeding Calico albino and Brown bristlenose plecos. I have a 80 and 90 gallon tank set up with Cichlids breeds are red Zebras, german reds lots of sp peacocks and ob sp...

What's the best Substrate to use for Calico brown albino Bristlenose plecos

I have Calico brown and Albino bristlenose plecos here are some pics