Black Venezuela Cory Catfish (Corydoras schultzei), Tank-Bred

Corydoras sterbai, commonly known as Sterba's Corydoras, is a popular freshwater catfish appreciated for its peaceful temperament and striking appearance. These small, armored catfish are characterized by their silver-brown bodies adorned with white spots and stripes. They are native to South America, specifically the Guapore and upper Madeira rivers in Brazil and Bolivia. Sterba's Corys are relatively easy to care for and are a great addition to community and planted aquariums.

Corydoras agassizii, commonly known as Agassiz's Cory or the Spotted Cory, is a peaceful, bottom-dwelling catfish native to the Amazon River basin. It's characterized by its spotted pattern, with dark spots or blotches on a pale body, often with a dark stripe across the eyes. These fish are popular in community aquariums due to their peaceful nature and attractive appearance.

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.

The Peppered Corydoras (Corydoras paleatus) is a popular freshwater catfish known for its speckled pattern and peaceful nature. It's a small, hardy fish, typically reaching around 2.5 inches in length, and is a great addition to community and planted aquariums. They are native to South America and are omnivores, readily accepting various flake foods, pellets, and frozen foods.