Panda Corydoras (Tank-Bred)
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Panda Corydoras are absolutely one of our favorite small fish. If you’re looking for a cute, schooling fish, these guys are for you! These Panda Corydoras we sell are bred in captivity by hobbyist and are not wild-caught. This means that they come from a sustainable source and are typically much hardier compared to wild-caught Panda Corydoras. Due to their adorable schooling behavior, these fish have become pretty sought after in the hobby. We sell them at about 1/2 inch to 1 inch in length but they can grow to a maximum size of about 2 inches.
We recommend keeping these guys in groups of 5 or more for them to feel comfortable and exhibit natural behavior.
| Size | Length Range |
|---|---|
| Available Size | 1/2 inch to 1 inch |
| Maximum Growth | Up to 2 inches |
| Recommended Group Size | 5 or more fish |
FAQ
Are the Panda Corydoras wild-caught or bred in captivity?
The Panda Corydoras sold are bred in captivity by hobbyists and are not wild-caught.
What is the typical size of Panda Corydoras when purchased?
They are sold at about 1/2 inch to 1 inch in length, with a maximum growth potential of up to 2 inches.
How many Panda Corydoras should I keep in my aquarium?
We recommend keeping at least 5 or more fish to ensure they feel comfortable and exhibit natural schooling behavior.
Dominic Fisher –
I bought a group of Panda Corydoras for my 10-gallon tank. They are very active and form a nice school. After a week, they were swimming together in a coordinated pattern. The fish seem healthy and easy to care for. I’m happy with the purchase.
Dan Powell –
The fish arrived quickly and were in good condition. I kept them in a group of six and they’ve been peaceful and active since. They don’t seem to stress easily, which is great for a beginner tank.
Adam Parsons –
These fish are adorable and very social. I noticed they swim together in a tight formation. They’ve adapted well to the tank environment and are not aggressive. I’m impressed with their hardiness.