Martin S wrote:

Sarah Katie wrote:thanx iv'e also got a "Red Lizard Whiptail pl*co" that iv'e had for bout 3 months

FYI, that is almost definitely a

Rineloricaria sp(l010a)

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Martin

yup thats the one :~)))

thanx iv'e also got a "Red Lizard Whiptail Pleco" that iv'e had for bout 3 months i vaccum the substrate weekly as part of my weekly 15% water change

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thanx that helped loadz :~)) can you see the nuchal shield ok? DSC00752.JPG
i use an under gravel filter with lava lumps as a base then normal gravel (3" lava lumps and 2.5" mixed gems) did have 1/3 silver sand but this made the ...

Out of interest,what conditions and what food are you using for this fish to keep it this long, good job so far.
Think i have found the species "Phractura Intermedia" can't find other photos to verify it though
The shape of the adipose fin is what swayed me towards my choice of Belonoglanis, also ...

thanx evry1 for the replies ill answer a few Qs Iv'e had it about 6 months, its about 5 inhes long, umm i paid £10 for it seems like i had a fantastic deal, :D it was the only one they had left out of a batch of 5, if i find a partner for it i will have a go at breeding them and thanx for changing ...

Not sure which type of whiptail this is its the only fish in my tank that i dont know exactly what it is. Can anybody help?? I don't think its a Twig Catfish or a Royal as they have a sucker mouth like a Pleco and It has a barbeled mouth simmilar to a cory. that i only paid £10 (Sterling) for it ...