Corydoras araguaiaensis
Araguaia Corydoras, Aragua Catfish
- The Corydoras araguaiaensis exhibits the characteristic behavior of most Corydoras, which includes shoaling in small groups typically of 5 or more.
- They are peaceful bottom dwellers known for their active foraging habits.
- A sandy substrate is recommended to mimic natural environments and prevent damage to their sensitive barbels.
- Regular water changes and filtration should be maintained to ensure optimum health.
- Offering a varied diet, including sinking pellets, live or frozen worms, and insect larvae, fulfills their nutritional needs.
- They coexist peacefully with other small, non-aggressive fish species, making them ideal for community tanks.
Distribution
Central AmericaReferences
Show references