Corydoras latus (Corydoras with reflection)

Corydoras has green reflections that appear when he swims.

Corydoras Latus is a freshwater fish native to South America. It is a fish of small to medium size, generally measuring between 3 and 4 inches in length. It is characterized by its gray or brown dress, with two black longitudinal strips on the body, one passing over the middle of the head and the other passing on the scales in the shape of a diamond located on the back. Latus corydoras has a rather robust and muscular appearance, with a round head and well visible scales all over the body.

The Latus Corydoras fins are relatively short, with pectorals and ventrals located at the front of the body. Their tail is also quite short and well developed. Their mouth has small sharp teeth, useful for grabbing and grinding their food. Their hearing is quite sensitive, allowing them to detect vibrations in water and changes of direction.

Corydoras Latus is a gregarious fish, which means that it prefers to live in a group with other individuals of its species. They are generally peaceful and sociable, and can be maintained in community aquarium with other species of peaceful fish. They appreciate well planted environments with hiding places and shaded areas to hide and rest.

In terms of food, Corydoras Latus is a general omnivore. It feeds on small invertebrates such as insects, molluscs and crustaceans in the wild, but it can also eat a variety of food designed for aquarium fish, such as pellets, flakes and living foods. It is important to provide them with a balanced and varied diet to maintain their health and well-being.

In summary, Corydoras Latus is a popular community aquarium fish, recognized for its gray or brown dress with black longitudinal bands on the body, its robust and muscular shape, and its Gregaire Pacific behavior. They require a well planted environment and a balanced diet to thrive in captivity.