Corydoras araguaiaensis |
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Peaceful, somewhat shy bottomdweller that should be kept in
a school of at least 10 fishes. You can keep them
together with less shy characins or Apistos. The
aquarium should be planted densely on the sides and
background. A part of the bottom of the aquarium
should be free and should be sandy because they like to
search after food in it and their tender barbels are easily
damaged.
You should give them small live food. Dry food is accepted as well. Breeding is easy. After a large changing of the water up to 100 eggs are laid and fertilized and stuck to a leaf or aquariumglass. When the young fishes are swimming free you can feed them baby brine shrimp and a few days later small cyclops nauplii. |
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Yoritaka Honda |
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