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Dekeryseria L168 Atabapo aka Butterfly Pleco Catfish (Dekeyseria pulchra)
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Introducing the stunning Dekeryseria L168 Atabapo, also known as the Butterfly Pleco Catfish (Dekeyseria pulchra). With its vibrant colors and unique patterns, this fish is sure to be the centerpiece of any aquarium. The L168 Atabapo is known for its peaceful nature, making it an excellent addition to any community tank. Its small size and low maintenance requirements make it perfect for both beginner and experienced fishkeepers. Whether you're a seasoned aquarist or just starting out, this beautiful catfish is a must-have for any aquatic enthusiast. Get your very own Dekeryseria L168 Atabapo now and bring a touch of elegance to your aquarium!
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