This Gastrodermus
was collected alongside other "elegans"
type species and is a colour form of G.
bilineatus. Lineage:
Placed in Lineage 5. A revision in the future could
involve the resurrection of the genus name Gastrodermus
(Cope, 1878), with the designated type species: C.
elegans. As
of the latest update (Dias et al. 2024) Corydoras
sp. (CW100) has now been placed in Lineage 5
and has the new genus name of Gastrodermus.
Aquarium Care: This is akin to most
of this genus, very peaceful, and would be best housed
with small to medium sized tankmates such as Tetras,
Rasboras and Danios or in a species tank for breeding
purposes. Best to purchase 6 individuals or more as
they will be happier in a group. Diet:
Readily accepts a mixed and varied diet which includes
granular foods, tablet food, frozen bloodworm and
a good quality flake. Remarks:
Still
found on some online sources as Corydoras sp.
(CW100).
Common
Name:
CW100
Synonyms:
None.
Family:
Callichthyidae
Distribution:
South America:
Peru, Rio Tambopata river drainage.
Size:
Male: 4.5cm (1¾ins)
Female: 5.0cm (2ins)
Temp:
26-28°C (79-83°F)
p.H.
6.0-7.2.
Reference:
Alexandrou,
Markos & Taylor, Martin. (2011). Evolution,
ecology and taxonomy of the Corydoradinae revisited. Angelica
C Dias, Luiz F C Tencatt, Fabio F Roxo, Gabriel de Souza
da Costa Silva, Sérgio A Santos, Marcelo R Britto,
Martin I Taylor, Claudio Oliveira, Phylogenomic
analyses in the complex Neotropical subfamily Corydoradinae
(Siluriformes: Callichthyidae) with a new classification
based on morphological and molecular data, Zoological
Journal of the Linnean Society, 2024;, zlae053.
Ian A.
M. Fuller & Hans-Georg Evers (2011). Identifying
Corydoradinae Catfish Supplement 1. Ian Fuller Enterprises. Ian A.
M. Fuller & Hans-Georg Evers (2024). Identifying
Corydoradinae Catfish Second Edition. Ian Fuller Enterprises.
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