Albino Bristlenose Pleco (Ancistrus sp.)

Bristlenose Plecos get their name from the fleshy, branching bristles that grow across the face of mature males, which look faintly ridiculous and serve as a display used to attract females and intimidate rival males, not unlike a very committed mustache. This albino line trades the usual mottled brown coloring for a pale pink-and-white body with red eyes, purely cosmetic, since the actual algae-eating, glass-cleaning behavior underneath is identical to any other Bristlenose. They stay considerably smaller than a Common Pleco, rarely pushing past five inches, which makes them one of the few plecos actually well suited to an average-sized community tank instead of one that'll eventually outgrow it.