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Corydoras loxozonus, (Nijssen & Isbrücker, 1983
Origin: South-America, Colombia, Rio Ariari. Etymology: Loxozonus refers to the shape of the black stripe on the body. Synonyms:None. First import:E. J. Hugghins, 1969 Description: Black mask accross the eyes. Black stripe over the side of the body extending into the caudal fin. Below the dorsal fin is a small black blotch, extending into the dorsal fin. Small spots on a silvery body form irregular lines. Caudal fin is also spotted, and there the spots form irregular vertical bars. Care:A 80 cm tank with good filtration. Soft slighly acidic water and not too high temperatures. The darker the environment, the more melinated areas the fish show. Temperature:19-23 Feeding:Like all corydoras. Size:5.5 cm pH: 6.0-7.0 Hardness: 2-12 Breeding: No reports available Sexual dimorphism:Males are shorter and smaller than the females. Prices:unk Additional:Seldom available. Picture references: References:Lambourne, D. ((1995): Corydoras catfish, An Aquarist's Handbook. Blandford, London, UK. |
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