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Corydoras
sarareensis Dinkelmeyer, 1995
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Relevant Information: |
Belongs to a group of long-snouted
species in which males exhibit a thickened and bristled first
pectoral fin ray. A variable species which can show the black
blotch on the body in different sizes. Aquarium Care:
As this is one of the longer snouted species it will be well suited
to most community tanks. A well planted tank with a soft substrate
such as sand so they can bury their snouts while searching out
food. Diet: Readily accepts a mixed and varied
diet which includes granular foods, tablet food, frozen bloodworm
and good quality flake to name but a few. |
Common Name:
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C023 |
Synonyms: |
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Family: |
Callichthyidae |
Distribution: |
South America: Brazil,
State of Mato Grosso, Rio Sarare, right affluent of the upper
Rio Guapore. |
Size: |
Male: 6.0cm (2¼ins) Female:
6.5cm (2½ins) |
Temp: |
22-26°C (71-79°F) |
p.H. |
6.0 -7.5. |
Reference: |
Fuller, A.M. & Evers,
Hans-Georg: Identifying Corydoradinae Catfish P.227 |
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