Corydoras duplicareus

Corydoras duplicareus is a peaceful, social species that thrives best in groups of at least six. It has a distinctive bronze body with two diagonal black stripes and is often confused with Corydoras adolfoi. This fish is a bottom-dweller and appreciates a sandy substrate to prevent damage to its delicate barbels. While generally hardy, they are sensitive to poor water conditions, so regular water changes and proper filtration are essential.