Panda Cory
The Panda Cory has enough black on the dorsal fin and the body to give it its common name. Fortunately, these cory do not require bamboo shoots, but scavenge uneaten food at the bottom of the aquarium. Panda cory do not grow very large and are tank-raised in the aquatic trade. Wild Panda Cory from Venezuela are quite expensive but are rarely available. AquariumFish.com imports our tank-raised panda cory from Singapore.
Quick Facts
| Scientific Name | Corydoras panda |
|---|---|
| Origin | Peru (captive-bred in Singapore) |
| Care Level | Easy |
| Temperament | Peaceful |
| Adult Size | Up to 2 inches |
FAQ
What is the origin of the Panda Cory sold by AquariumFish.com?
The Panda Cory are captive-bred in Singapore and originate from Peru.
Are Panda Cory peaceful with other fish?
Yes, Panda Cory are peaceful and suitable for community tanks with other non-aggressive fish.
How big do Panda Cory grow?
Panda Cory grow up to 2 inches in adult size.
Carl Mills –
I bought a Panda Cory for my community tank and it has been very active and calm. It enjoys the bottom feeding and doesn’t compete with other fish. Easy to care for and looks great in the tank.
Cameron Walsh –
The fish arrived healthy and has been thriving in my 10-gallon tank. It’s peaceful and doesn’t bother other species. I appreciate the clear description and reliable shipping.
Leah James –
This cory is a beautiful addition to my aquarium. It’s active but not aggressive, and it helps clean the substrate by eating leftover food.