Corydoras bilineatus Knnack, 2002

*Corydoras bilineatus* Knnack, 2002

Image contributors to this species:
Ian Fuller (1) Srdjan Mrvaljevic (2) Allan James (5) Joost Schuitemaker (2) Graham Ramsay (3)
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Relevant Information:	Part of the so called "Elegans Group". Can sometimes be difficult to identify, has two white stripes along the body with a blackish stripe splitting them. All fins have a yellow tinge.
Common Name:	Corydoras "San Juan"
Synonyms:	None
Family:	Callichthyidaemblycipitidae
Distribution:	South America: Bolivia; Santiesteban Chane and Mineiros. It is also found in Santa Cruz, vicinity of Buena Vista and in the vicinity of Cochabamba, Chapare, Pto. San Franscisco as well as Beni, Moxos and some other places in Santa Cruz.
Size:	4.5cm ( 1¾ins)
Temp:	23-26°C (73-79°F)
p.H.	6.5-7.2.