Lemon Long Fin Blue Eye Pleco (Panaque cf. suttonorum):
- Species: Lemon Long Fin Blue Eye Pleco
- Genome: Known for its lemon-yellow coloration, long flowing fins, and striking blue eyes.
- Evolution Line: Part of the Loricariidae family, adapting to the Amazon River basin's diverse aquatic environments.

Aquatic Life Summary:
The Lemon Long Fin Blue Eye Pleco is a visually striking freshwater fish, characterized by its vibrant lemon-yellow color, elongated fins, and distinctive blue eyes. Originating from the Amazon River basin, this pleco is a bottom-dwelling algae eater and requires a well-maintained aquarium to thrive. They are known for their peaceful nature and contribute to effective algae control in the tank.

Creating a Happy Environment (Bullet Points):
- Provide hiding places such as caves and driftwood.
- Maintain clean, well-oxygenated water.
- Include a sandy substrate to support their natural behaviors.
- Feed a balanced diet, including high-quality sinking pellets and fresh vegetables.
- Maintain stable water conditions (pH: 6.5-7.5, temperature: 74-82°F).

Compatible Tankmates:
- Fish: Discus, Angelfish, Tetras, Gouramis, Corydoras Catfish.
- Crustaceans: Bamboo Shrimp, Vampire Shrimp.
- Bugs: None (Insects aren't typical tankmates).
- Plants: Java Fern, Anubias, Cryptocoryne, Amazon Sword, Vallisneria.
- Amphibians: None (Lemon Long Fin Blue Eye Plecos are not suitable for cohabitation with amphibians).

Introduce tankmates gradually and monitor their interactions, ensuring a peaceful community tank for the Lemon Long Fin Blue Eye Pleco's well-being.