Whiptail Catfish: The Whiptail Catfish is an elongated bottom-dwelling freshwater fish admired for its streamlined body and long, whip-like tail that give it a sleek, almost reptilian appearance in the aquarium. It spends much of its time grazing along the tank bottom on algae and biofilm, adding both visual interest and helpful scavenging behavior to peaceful community setups. Scientific Name: Rineloricaria sp. Care Guide: Size: Up to about 4–6 inches (10–15 cm) in total length (including tail filament) as an adult. Temperature: 75–82 °F (24–28 °C) — the warm, tropical range typical for many South American catfish. pH: 6.0–7.5 — slightly acidic to neutral water is ideal. Temperament: Peaceful and generally community-safe with non-aggressive tank mates. They are mostly bottom-dwelling grazers and often more active at dusk or night. Diet: Omnivorous. They’ll graze biofilm and algae naturally and should be fed a mix of algae wafers, sinking pellets, blanched vegetables (e.g., zucchini, spinach), and occasional frozen/protein foods like bloodworms or brine shrimp. Fish name: Whiptail Catfish Quantity: 1 Whiptail Catfish - Care guides/ tips can be found on Fish4Ever's YouTube channel - Please note: photos are a typical representation of the fish you will receive, but not the exact fish. Variables such as size, markings, and colorations should be expected. _____________________________________________________________ Fish name: Rineloricaria sp Quantity: 1 red lizard catfish *All fish sales have an alive-on-arrival guarantee to ensure they arrive alive or your money back. Fish are only shipped on Mondays in the continental us to ensure timely delivery. See our Shipping Policy & Refund Policy for more details.
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