CW045 AKA False Armatus Cory Catfish (Corydoras sp. CW045)
For the safety of our animals, we now ship live fish exclusively via UPS Next Day Air. If your order contains this item, you will only see UPS Next Day Air as a shipping option during checkout.
The False Armatus Cory Catfish (Corydoras sp. CW045), also known as the CW045 Cory Catfish, is one of the less common but very beautifully marked species. It is distinguished by a distinct black band across its eye and an orange patch at the top of its head. It features a uniquely long dorsal fin compared to most corydoras.
We are proud to offer full-grown, breeding-size adult specimens.
| Species | Corydoras sp. CW045 |
|---|---|
| Common Name | False Armatus Cory Catfish |
| Distinctive Features | Black band across eye, orange patch on head, long dorsal fin |
| Availability | Full-grown, breeding-size adult specimens |
FAQ
What makes the False Armatus Cory Catfish unique compared to other corydoras?
The False Armatus Cory Catfish has a distinct black band across its eye, an orange patch at the top of its head, and a uniquely long dorsal fin, setting it apart from most other corydoras species.
Are the fish shipped live, and what is the shipping method?
Yes, all live fish are shipped exclusively via UPS Next Day Air for safety and optimal transport.
Is this a breeding-ready specimen?
Yes, the CW045 Cory Catfish offered are full-grown and in breeding size, making them suitable for breeding setups.
Diane Avery –
Received the CW045 Cory Catfish in excellent condition. The fish had vibrant markings and was active right after arrival. The black eye band and orange head patch are very clear. It’s a rare and beautiful addition to my community tank.
Lillian Davies –
The fish arrived quickly via UPS Next Day Air. It’s a striking species with its unique dorsal fin and eye markings. I’ve never seen this pattern before and it’s become a highlight in my aquarium.
Molly Berry –
The fish looks exactly as described. The orange patch and black band are visible and the fin is longer than typical corydoras. It’s a bit rare, but worth the search for a unique look.