Ancistrus yanesha (L 267)

Ancistrus yanesha (L 267)
dedicated Yanesha (indigenous tribe)
 
Family
 
Subfamily
 
Tribe
 
Group
 
Genus
Synonyms
Vierstreifen-Antennenwels
near threatened
Length (total)
approx.  19 cm
Standard length (documented)
156.0 mm
Recommended tank size
120 cm
Temperature
24 - 29 °C
pH
6.0 - 8.0

Pasco, Huánuco

Peru

río Comparachimaz → río Chuchurras | río Iscozacín ⇒ río Palcazú → río Pachitea → río Ucayali → Amazonas → Atlantic NE

[ -10.487,-75.035 ]
Map to Ancistrus yanesha (L 267)
Habitat river width
20.00 - 25.00 m
(Prefered) River depth
0.50 - 1.00 m
Type of water
Clear water
Flow
small
Substrate
gravel, sand, rocks
In water
foliage, deadwood
Nutrition (mostly): vegetarian
Eats plants
yes
Keeping in (small) groups is recommended. Individual keeping is possible.
from genus: The males have more and longer tentacle on the head. Often females have only short tentacle/stublles anlong the mouth.
from genus: Standard
unknown
 
 
 
I / 4 rays
14 soft rays
little longer at the bottom than at the top
II / 7 rays
I / 6 rays
i / 5 rays
Sympatric with
Chaetostoma lineopunctatum (L 276)
Hemiloricaria lanceolata
Astroblepus sp.
Attonitus irisae
Bryconamericus pachacuti
Characidium sp.
Creagrutus changae
Crenicichla sp.
Farlowella sp.
Hoplias malabaricus
Hypostomus sp.
Knodus pasco
Odontostilbe sp.
Rhamdia sp.
Sturisoma sp.
Tahuantinsuyoa chipi
not known
  • Schaefer, C., 1998 "Neu importiert: Diesmal mit L-Nummern" (DATZ) P. 416
  • I. Seidel / H.-G. Evers "Welsatlas 2"  edition: 1 (2005) P.212
  • A. Werner / W. Lechner / Dr. J. Schmidt "Miniatlas L-Welse"  edition: 1 (2005) P.232
Pic. 2: Ancistrus yanesha (L 267)
Many thanks to
for the pictures
Ingo Seidel
1, 2
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