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Our sucker fish giving ya a big kiss ;)
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Plecostomus, or “plecos” as they are often called, belong to the Family Loricariidae, which is the largest family of catfish in the world. They are characterized by heavy armored plates on their bodies and sucker-shaped mouths.
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Pleco (Hypostomus plecostomus), or sucker fish. Ours looks like this one. His name is...wait for it...Felix.
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The remora, aka shark sucker or sucker fish is a commensal fish who spends its life attached to or swimming next to sharks, rays, and other large oceanic creatures. There are 8 known species of remora distributed throughout the oceans around the world. This fish has an oval suction disk on top of it’s head that that has several paired, crosswise-oriented plates. This disk is actually an evolved dorsal fin. These aquatic hitchhikers are listed as Least Concern by the IUCN.
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Plecostomus, aka Sucker Fish by robertismyname on DeviantArt
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Happy 'sucker fish'....
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littlefishhub on Instagram: Sakurako swims by mistaken for water drops as food. 🎥 Credit & caption @dangomusume1
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Ancistrus Cirrhosus
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Plecostomus (Hypostomus plecostomus) AKA - Sucker fish
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Types of Sucker Fish - 10 Great Fish For Aquariums
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The live sharksucker (Echeneis naucrates) has developed a sucker on the back of its head with which it sticks to big fishes, marine mammals, turtles, ships and even divers. The live sharksucker eats parasitic crustaceans from the latter, food scraps from the feeding activity of its host, or some small food caught by filtering the water through its villiform teeth while the navigating on its host
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Sucker fish!
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A Sucker fish in my daughters tank
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The Shedd Aquarium recently welcomed a group of lumpsuckers, a fish that’s weird in so many ways, it’s hard to know where to start.
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Cooperative efforts between tribes and non-Native institutions are helping conserve the under-researched Devonian darlings.
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