[LucidA]

Not sure If these are juvenile albino Bushynose(which I would be happy about) or common albinos(not so happy)
I did ask for a dwarf pleco at my LFS but not sure what they are.

http://i1064.photobucket.com/albums/u375/joshmoleary/Mobile%20Uploads/IMAG0002_zps6bqewqxy.jpg

 

[newbieshrimpkeeper]

A close view on the head and underside will reveal the truth, but looks like common unfortunately. But better ask someone better than me to be sure.

 

[WaterLife]

People have said the white spots/dots indicate Ancistrus (bushy/bristlenose - a smaller pleco - "dwarf")

 

[newbieshrimpkeeper]

Well the length of the dorsal fin looks short for a common pleco. But the head is more large angled than an average bn. Ill ask some experts at planetcatfish to be sure.

Albino ancisrus confirmed on planetcatfish .

 

[WaterLife]

I see what you mean about the head looking a bit large. I find it more that commons have a larger/taller "humped" back, while bristlenoses have a flatter body. In which case, I do believe this plec is a BN.

 

[Betta132]

It's flatter and has a wider head than most commons. Your LFS is evidently at least somewhat competent, which is good.

 

[LucidA]

Thanks for the replies everyone very much appreciated. I agree I do believe it to be a BN pleco.