Panda Corydoras
Panda Corydoras, also known as Panda Corys, are a popular freshwater aquarium fish known for their distinctive black and white panda-like markings.
They are small, peaceful, and social catfish, typically reaching around 2 inches in length.
Panda Corys are popular in community tanks due to their gentle nature and scavenging habits, helping to keep the aquarium clean.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Species | Panda Corydoras |
| Size | Up to 2 inches |
| Temperament | Peaceful, social |
| Behavior | Scavenging, bottom-dwelling |
| Water Type | Freshwater |
FAQ
What is the ideal tank size for Panda Corydoras?
Panda Corydoras thrive in a community tank of at least 20 gallons with plenty of hiding spots and gentle water flow.
Are Panda Corydoras compatible with other fish?
Yes, they are peaceful and work well with other non-aggressive community fish such as neon tetras and cherry shiners.
How often should I feed Panda Corydoras?
Feed them once or twice daily with small amounts of sinking pellets or frozen foods. Avoid overfeeding.
Charles Duncan –
The Panda Corydoras are very active and add a lot of charm to the tank. They don’t bother other fish and clean the bottom naturally. Easy to care for and look great in a community setup.
Joan Mackay –
They arrived healthy and have been thriving in my 30-gallon tank. I appreciate their calm nature and how they help with algae and leftover food.
Kylie Springer –
These fish are adorable with their black and white markings. They stay together in groups and seem to enjoy each other’s company. Great addition to a peaceful aquarium.
Tracey Cornish –
They are peaceful but need a well-maintained tank. I had to adjust water parameters slightly to keep them happy. Otherwise, they are a good choice for beginners.