Panda Corydoras – Corydoras panda | Wild-caught with striking black and white markings and peaceful schooling behavior

The panda corydoras (Corydoras panda) is a fascinating wild-caught fish from Peru , distinguished by its striking black and white markings – the characteristic black spots above the eyes and tail base are reminiscent of a red panda. With its charming appearance and peaceful nature, it is one of the most popular corydoras species.

This species is peaceful, active, and sociable . In groups of six or more, the panda corydoras exhibits its typical schooling behavior, creating movement and harmony on the bottom. Ideal for planted aquariums with a fine sandy substrate and peaceful tank mates.

🌿 Characteristics & Attitude:
🐠 Fish size: L (3.5–4 cm)
🌎 Origin: Peru – Wild caught
🌡️ Temperature: 22-26°C
💧 pH value: 6.0–7.5
⚖️ Total hardness: up to 15 °dGH
🐟 Social behavior: Peaceful, schooling fish (from 6 animals)
🌾 Aquarium: From 60 liters, with sandy substrate, plants & shaded areas

🍽️ Feeding:
It eats live, frozen, and dry food . Artemia, cyclops, and sinking food tablets are particularly popular.

💡 Tip:
A light sandy floor and subdued light perfectly accentuate the high-contrast black and white drawing.

👉 Conclusion:
The panda corydoras (Corydoras panda, wild-caught) is a peaceful, charming and easy-to-care-for bottom dweller – ideal for community aquariums of any size.