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Corydoras sp. (CW134) |
Image contributors to this species: |
Ian Fuller (3) |
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Relevant Information: |
This species was imported as Corydoras ornatus from Brazil in the Lower Tapajós River basin and has a colour pattern similar to Corydoras britoi and Corydoras pavanelli, but differs from both in having a black eye mask. Lineage: Placed in Lineage 8 sub clade 4 which comprises the "intermediate long-snouts" with deeper bodies. It also includes Brochis in sub-clade 1 which was synonymised with Corydoras by Britto in 2003 but in time there will be a revision which will resurrect Brochis (Cope, 1871) to full genera again.Aquarium Care: This is akin to most of this genus, very peaceful, and would be best housed with small to medium tank mates such as Tetras, Rasboras and Danios or in a species tank for breeding purposes. Diet: A good quality flake food and tablet food for adults with sporadic feedings of frozen or live food will keep your Corydoras in good health. |
Common Name: |
CW134 |
Synonyms: |
None |
Family: |
Callichthyidae |
Distribution: |
South America: Brazil, State of Par, Rio Tapajs, east of Jacareacanga. |
Size: |
Male: 6.5cm (2½ins) Female: 7.0cm (2¾ins) |
Temp: |
22-25°C (71-77°F) |
p.H. |
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6.5-7.5. |
Reference: |
Alexandrou,
Markos & Taylor, Martin. (2011). Evolution,
ecology and taxonomy of the Corydoradinae revisited.
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Corydoras sp. (CW134)Adult male |
 Corydoras
sp. (CW134)Adult male head view |
 Corydoras
sp. (CW134)Adult male dorsal view |
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