Corydoras habrosus - Dwarf Corydoras (South America)

Tank size: A tank of at least 30 liters is recommended for Corydoras habrosus, although larger is always better.

Water temperature: Corydoras habrosus prefer a water temperature of 22 to 26 degrees Celsius.

Water pH: A water pH between 6.5 and 7.5 is ideal for Corydoras habrosus.

Water filtration: Quality water filtration is essential to maintain a healthy environment for Corydoras habrosus. Be sure to change the filters regularly according to the manufacturer's recommendations.

Feeding: Corydoras habrosus are omnivores and appreciate a varied diet including fish pellets, frozen foods (such as brine shrimp and daphnia), as well as cooked and chopped vegetables (such as spinach and lettuce leaves). Feed them a small amount of food several times a day rather than giving them a large amount all at once.

Cleaning: Regularly clean the tank by removing waste and replacing part of the tank water each week. Use treated tap water to replace the tank water, ensuring that the temperature and pH of the replacement water are similar to those of the tank water.

Tank mates: Corydoras habrosus are peaceful fish that get along well with most freshwater fish species. Avoid keeping them with overly aggressive fish or species that are too large and might harass or injure them.