Chameleon Whiptail (Pseudohemiodon apithanos) red tinted fins and a

red tinted fins and a red spot on the caudal peduncle

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In these cases potassium could become the limiting factor to growth

To decompose food stools and residue

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Chameleon Whiptail (Pseudohemiodon apithanos) red tinted fins and aThe Chameleon Whiptail Catfish is known for its colour changing abilities that help to camouflage it in the shallow leaf litter strewn sandy areas of its native habitat. These sedentary bottom dwellers are best kept in a spacious, mature aquarium with neutral to soft, slightly acidic conditions. Provide a large expanse of soft sand substrate with a number of shady hiding places amongst driftwood and rocky caves. Open expanses of sand in brightly lit