Description
Corydoras duplicareus. Natural Range: Rio Puranga, Brazil Source: Aquarium Bred and Raised Estimated size at shipping: 0.75-1.25" Adult Size: around 2-2.5" Overview: One of the prettiest Corys out there, these have the black skunk line down the back, the black "bandit" mask, and bright orange coloration on the upper part of the head just in front of the dorsal fin. C. duplicareus is very closely related to C. adolfoi. They are so similar that the species name "duplicareus" refers to this fish being a duplicate copy of C. adolfoi. According to Ian Fuller, the thickness of the black dorsal line is variable in both species and cannot be relied upon as a method of identification. Most Corydoras are perfect citizens in a peaceful community aquarium. There are hundreds of species with a wide range of colors, patterns,. Source: Dan's Fish stock list. Please confirm current availability, size, price, delivery and collection terms with the seller.