Neon Albino Cory - Corydoras Aeneus Neon Gold Stripe

The Gold Stripe or Gold Laser Corydoras is one of the rarest and neatest species of Corydoras.

Origin:

The Corydora Neon gold stripe is wild and its classification is of the order Siluformes and its origin is South America. This species of Corydora is found primarily in freshwater environments of all types, with species on all continents except Antarctica.

Water Parameters:

The parameters required in the aquarium are PH between 5.8 and 7.0 and its temperature can range between 22ºC and 26ºC.

Diet: 

A good diet for Corydora can consist of:

• Canned food type: Bloodworms
  
• Dry feeding type: Insect Nature and The Gold Stripe or Gold Laser Corydoras is one of the rarest and neatest species of Corydoras.

Under no circumstances should they be expected to survive on the "leftovers" of other aquarium inhabitants or depend on them to "clean" the aquarium.

Habitat:

Providing hiding places for them is of utmost importance. With careful planning of your aquarium layout, you can not only provide your corydora with hiding places, but you will also have the benefit of seeing it. Suitable materials to use as hiding places include wood, rocks, slate, and aquatic plants.

They are often described as nocturnal creatures as they are most active at night. They prefer to live at the bottom of an aquarium (or at the bottom of rivers, lakes, streams, etc. in their natural environments). Of course, there are exceptions to this general rule.

Catfish generally make excellent tank mates for a wide variety of other fish species.