L106 Orange Seam Pleco

The L106 Orange Seam Pleco, also known as the Panaque suttoni, is a species of freshwater fish that belongs to the family Loricariidae, commonly referred to as plecos. It is native to South America, particularly in regions of Venezuela. This species is known for its distinct orange to yellowish seam-like markings along its body, which provide a striking contrast to its darker brown or black coloration. The L106 is a relatively peaceful fish, though it can be territorial, especially if housed with similar species.

Key Characteristics:

• Size: The L106 can grow up to 810 inches (2025 cm) in length.
• Coloration: It features dark, almost black body coloration with bright orange to yellow seams or bands running along its sides, which is how it got its name.
• Diet: Primarily herbivorous, feeding on algae, plant matter, and wood (as it is a wood-eating species).
• Tank Conditions: It thrives in well-maintained aquariums with plenty of hiding spots and a moderate current. The water temperature should be between 7582F (2428C), and it prefers slightly acidic to neutral pH levels.
• Behavior: While they are generally peaceful, they can be territorial with other bottom-dwelling species. They are nocturnal and tend to be more active at night.