Native to the waterways of Bolivia, the Pantanal Corydoras is a peaceful and sociable bottom-dwelling species known for its elegant appearance and active behavior. It thrives in well-maintained aquariums with sandy substrates and plenty of hiding spots. Specifications: Scientific Name: Corydoras pantanalensis Origin: Bolivia Maximum Size: Approximately 3 inches (7.5 cm) Tank Requirements: Minimum 30 gallons; sandy substrate; ample hiding…
The Albino Corydoras is a variant characterized by its lack of pigmentation, resulting in a pale pink or white appearance with red eyes. This unique look, combined with its hardy nature, makes it a popular choice for aquarists. Specifications: Scientific Name: Corydoras aeneus (albino variant) Origin: Captive-bred variant Maximum Size: Up to 2.5 inches (6.4 cm) Tank Requirements: Minimum 15…
Sterba’s Corydoras is distinguished by its dark body adorned with white spots and orange pectoral fins. This attractive patterning, along with its peaceful temperament, makes it a sought-after species for aquariums. Specifications: Scientific Name: Corydoras sterbai Origin: Brazil and Bolivia Maximum Size: Around 2.6 inches (6.5 cm) Tank Requirements: Minimum 20 gallons; fine substrate; moderate current Diet: Omnivorous; prefers varied…
The Bronze Corydoras, also known as the Green Corydoras, is a hardy and adaptable species popular among aquarists. Its metallic bronze coloration and peaceful nature make it a favorite choice for community tanks. Specifications: Scientific Name: Corydoras aeneus Origin: Widespread in South America Maximum Size: Up to 2.5 inches (6.4 cm) Tank Requirements: Minimum 15 gallons; soft substrate; hiding spots…
Originating from the upper waterways of Brazil’s Xingu River, the Xingu Corydoras is a peaceful, bottom-dwelling species known for its active behavior and suitability for community tanks. Specifications: Scientific Name: Corydoras xinguensis Origin: Upper Xingu River, Brazil Maximum Size: Approximately 2 inches (5 cm) Tank Requirements: Minimum 20 gallons; sandy substrate; well-planted Diet: Omnivorous; sinking pellets, live or frozen foods
