Corydoras julii
| Common Names: | Julii Catfish Julii Cory Julii Corydoras Leopard Corydoras |
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| Family: | Callichthyidae |
| Category: | Catfish_Bottom_Feeders |
| Distribution: | America - South; South America. |
| Main Ecosystem: | Delta; Delta |
| Temperament: | Schooling; Peaceful. |
| Diet: | Ominvore; Ominvore |
| Care: | Feed sinking pellets, flakes and freeze dried foods. Corydoras species are generally not hard to keep. It is essential though, that the substrate should be of fine sand or small stones so the catfish's barbels (the things that look like whiskers) are not injured. Hiding places are recommended. |
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| Potential Size: | Male: 5cm (2") Female: 5.5cm (2.2") |
| Water Region: | Bottom; Bottom |
| Activity: | Diurnal; Diurnal |
| Gender: | Females are more heavily built. |
| Breeding: | Has been accomplished. Similar to <a href="similis.asp">Corydoras similis</a>. |
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| Comments: | These friendly catfish are great for community tanks, and are great for cleanup help. They will eat leftover food that falls to the bottom of their tank, helping to combat pollution. These fish are entertaining and will scurry about the tank in a comical manner, especially at feeding time. Many pet stores around the world apparently sell "Corydoras julii" catfish, but most are actually mislabeled Corydoras trilineatus. True C. julii are very rare, and are typically only found in Germany, thank |
| Main Colours: | Black, White |
| Markings: | Spots Small |
| Mouth: | Downturned |
| Tail: | Concave |
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| Submitted By: | Adam |
| Contributors: | sirbooks, shadowtheblacklab |
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