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Pygmy Corydoras Fish – Captive-Bred, 1 Inch Schooling Fish for Shrimp Tanks

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $29.95.Current price is: $17.93.

Captive-bred Pygmy Corydoras, 1 inch max size, perfect for shrimp tanks with peaceful schooling behavior.

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Pygmy Corydoras (Tank-Bred)

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Pygmy Corydoras are absolutely one of our favorite small fish. If you’re looking for a cute, small, schooling fish, these guys are for you! These Pygmy 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 Pygmy Corydoras. Due to their smaller size and adorable schooling behavior, these fish have become pretty sought after in the hobby. They are a smaller fish and can grow to a max size at about 1 inch which makes them perfect for shrimp tank.

We recommend keeping these guys in groups of at least six to promote natural behavior and reduce stress.

Feature Detail
Size Up to 1 inch
Origin Captive-bred
Behavior Schooling
Best Tank Type Shrimp tanks or small community tanks

FAQ

Are Pygmy Corydoras wild-caught or captive-bred?

Pygmy Corydoras sold by Shrimpy Business are captive-bred and not wild-caught.

What is the maximum size of Pygmy Corydoras?

Pygmy Corydoras can grow up to a maximum size of 1 inch.

How many Pygmy Corydoras should I keep in a tank?

We recommend keeping at least six Pygmy Corydoras together to promote natural schooling behavior and reduce stress.

3 reviews for Pygmy Corydoras Fish – Captive-Bred, 1 Inch Schooling Fish for Shrimp Tanks

  1. Christian Simpson –

    These little fish are adorable and very active in the tank. I kept six of them in my shrimp tank, and they seem to be healthy and peaceful. They don’t bother the shrimp and add a nice visual appeal.

  2. Alan Mackenzie –

    The fish arrived quickly and looked healthy. They’ve been in my tank for two weeks and are swimming together in a school. I appreciate that they’re captive-bred, which means they’re more resilient than wild-caught ones.

  3. Joan Simpson –

    I was worried about small fish getting stressed, but these Pygmy Corydoras are calm and active. They fit perfectly in my small tank and don’t take up much space. Great choice for a beginner.

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