Common Whiptails (Rineloricaria spp.) are a group of freshwater catfish commonly kept in aquariums. They are native to South America, and are known for their long, slender bodies and whisker-like barbels. These catfish are generally peaceful and make good additions to community tanks, as they help keep the aquarium clean by feeding on algae and leftover food. In terms of care, they prefer aquariums with plenty of hiding places, moderate to strong water flow, and a sandy substrate. They are also hardy and can adapt to a range of water parameters.

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Filamentosa Whiptails are a freshwater fish native to South America that grows to about 5 cm in length. They are a peaceful species, but can be territorial towards other fish of the same species. They have a silver coloration and are distinguished by the beautiful pattern of red, blue, and yellow stripes along their body. They prefer an aquarium with plenty of hiding places and places to explore. They are omnivorous and will happily accept a variety of foods including live, frozen, and freeze-dried foods. They are also known for their social behavior and are often seen in groups. Overall, Filamentosa Whiptails are a hardy and beautiful species that make a great addition to any aquarium.

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