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Name
Scientific name
Corydoras ourastigma
Described by
Not recorded
Family
Callichthyidae
Common names
Long-nosed Smudge Spot Cory
Photograph credits
Not recorded
Summary
The long-nosed smudge spot cory, Corydoras ourastigma, is an armoured catfish from the Rio Purus basin in Brazil. It can be confused with G…
Size and aquarium
Maximum size
65mm, standard length
Aquarium size
Minimum length 60 cm, Minimum depth 38 cm, Minimum height 30 cm
Water
Water conditions
Temperature 24–26°C, pH 6–7.2
Hardness
2–15dGH
Conductivity
Not recorded
Behaviour
Temperament
Peaceful
Social needs
A shoal or group
Community suitability
Not recorded
Where it lives
Countries, regions, rivers and lakes
Brazil
Writing
Etymology
Not written yet
Distribution
Rio Purus basin, Brazil.
Habitat
No information available.
Aquarium size
60 ∗ 38 ∗ 30 cm - ~68 litres.
Maintenance
Use a substrate of fine sand and provide shelter in the form of smooth rocks and chunks of bogwood. Areas of thick planting are also appreciated, as is the pro…
Water conditions
Temperature: 24 – 26 °C pH: 6.0-7.2 Hardness: 2-15°H
Diet
Will accept most sinking dried foods, as well as small live and frozen varieties such as bloodworm, brine shrimp and chopped earthworm. Feeding a varied diet w…
Behaviour and compatibility
Very peaceful and suitable for many community tanks. Don't keep it with anything very large or aggressive. Good tankmates include small characins, cyprinids, a…
Sexual dimorphism
Like most corys, C. ourastigma is most easily sexed when viewed from above. Females are noticeably rounder and broader-bodied than females, especially when ful…
Reproduction
No captive breeding information is available, but it can probably be bred in a similar fashion to many other Corydoras species. Set up the breeding tank (18" x…
Notes
There are 4 other species of cory that may be confused with C. ourastigma at first glance. These are Gastrodermus guapore, Hoplisoma caudimaculatum, H. simile …
References
References
No references