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Crying Whiptail – Rio Atabapo (Loricaria sp. "Rio Atabapo") Size:Standard Size Efficient algae and biofilm grazerCrying Whiptail Rio Atabapo (Loricaria sp. "Rio Atabapo") Crying Whiptail Rio Atabapo for specialty freshwater aquariums in Canada. The Rio Atabapo Crying Whiptail is a rare Loricaria form prized for its long profile and the dramatic dark facial markings that inspire its common name. It is a peaceful specialty catfish for aquarists who value subtle detail and uncommon South American species. Why This Fish Stands Out Rare whiptail with distinctive tear