Marbled Whiptail Catfish

By trying to mimic their natural habitat you will greatly increase the chances of successful.

Marbled whiptail catfish.

A 4 long whiptail catfish resting on a leaf in our online store. Click on each picture to see a bigger picture. This means it can instantly mimic its surroundings making it invisible to predators. A very nice aquarium fish which is mild tempered hardy and easy to breed.

Common whiptail catfish will accept most foods they do exceptionally well on a diet of sinking pellets blood worms lettuce and cucumber. They will even accept meaty foods like beef heart and most live and frozen foods. L010a red lizard whiptail catfish rineloricaria sp. 16 18 cm 6 3 7 09 inch 0 14.

Whiptail catfish fab beyond drab whiptail catfish. Rineloricaria hasemani and rineloricaria microlepidogaster are both commonly referred to as whiptail catfish. Marbled whiptail loricaria simillima. Marbled whiptail loricaria simillima.

This catfish has an extraordinary camouflage technique. It can change colour very quickly. Common whiptail catfish are to be found in the paraguay river basins. Live blue black bullhead one sm 2 3 fresh water catfish for pond aquarium fun.

Loricaria simillima marbled whiptail catfish 22 10. Fishkeeping news post sustaining your aquarium during the covid 19 virus lockdown 27 march 2020 fishkeeping news post french aquatics firm prodibio mobilizes to sanitise health workers in the war against the covid 19 pandemic. This fish can grow to be about 5 long. In this aquarium we have one couple which we hope will breed.

10 ten x corydoras metae bandit catfish 149 50. Rineloricaria lanceolata whiptail catfish 13 00. Usual size in fish tanks. Before attempting to breed whiptails one must naturally learn how to provide them with ideal conditions in the aquarium.

Judw93 at forum and expert information on caring for bristlenose catfish on 2018 11 01 20 42 07. Recommended ph range for the species. But requires frequent partial water changes and does better with lots of water movement. The giant peruvian marbled whiptail is a rare fish species in aquariums and is still unclassified.