Emerald Brochis Cory Catfish (Corydoras splendens) – Tank-Bred
This somewhat larger-than-usual species is one of the most colorful and popular Corydoras, and we have tank-bred specimens!
The Emerald Brochis Cory Catfish (Corydoras splendens) is a very popular species due to its peaceful disposition and metallic green coloration. It is very widespread in its native South American habitats and it grows to a larger size than many other Corydoras catfish. It is a very animated, distinctively marked schooling fish that is perfect for the community and planted aquariums.
| Species | Corydoras splendens |
|---|---|
| Origin | South America |
| Size | Larger than typical Corydoras |
| Behavior | Peaceful, schooling |
| Coloration | Metallic green |
FAQ
How are the Emerald Brochis Cory Catfish raised?
The fish are tank-bred, meaning they are raised in controlled aquarium environments to ensure healthy development and optimal coloration.
What is the typical behavior of this catfish?
It is peaceful and naturally schools with others of its kind, making it ideal for community tanks with compatible species.
Is this species suitable for beginners?
Yes, due to its calm nature and adaptability, it is a good choice for beginner aquarists.
Max Sanderson –
The fish arrived healthy and active. The metallic green color is vibrant and stands out in the tank. They seem to be getting along well with my other community fish. Very happy with the purchase.
Madeleine Bower –
Tank-bred quality is noticeable. The fish are more active and show better color than store-bought ones. Easy to care for and peaceful in the group.
Jan Graham –
They arrived promptly and looked well. The green color is bright and the fish swim together nicely. A bit larger than expected, but that’s expected for this species.