Gold Stripe AKA Gold Laser Cory Catfish (Corydoras sp. CW010)
This rare Corydoras is an incredibly colorful, undescribed species from Peru and we have tank-raised specimens!
The Gold Stripe Cory Catfish (Corydoras sp. CW010), also known as the Gold Laser Cory Catfish, is a relatively newfound species native to Peru. It is rare in the aquarium hobby but in high demand due to its metallic green body with a thick neon yellow stripe along its shoulder and side. It is a very animated, distinctly marked schooling fish that is perfect for the community tank.
Key Features
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Species | Corydoras sp. CW010 (Gold Stripe Cory) |
| Origin | Peru |
| Body Color | Metallic green with neon yellow stripe on shoulder and side |
| Behavior | Active, schooling fish |
| Rearing Method | Tank-bred |
FAQ
How are the Gold Stripe Cory Catfish raised?
The Gold Stripe Cory Catfish are tank-bred, ensuring they are healthy and adapted to aquarium conditions.
What is the unique appearance of this catfish?
It has a metallic green body with a thick neon yellow stripe along its shoulder and side, making it visually striking among schooling fish.
Is this species native to a specific region?
Yes, this species is native to Peru.
Eric May –
Received the Gold Stripe Cory Catfish and they are vibrant and active. The neon yellow stripe stands out in the tank. They seem to get along well with other peaceful community fish. Very happy with the purchase.
Eric James –
The fish arrived healthy and showed immediate interest in the tank environment. Their coloration is exactly as described—metallic green with a bold yellow stripe. They form a lively school and add a lot of visual appeal.
Jonathan Vaughan –
The fish are active and colorful, though they require a well-maintained tank with plenty of hiding spots. They do not tolerate strong currents or aggressive tankmates.