Corydoras - Incolicana

Incolicana Corydoras are named for its locality, the rio Içana in northern Brazil, a rare find in aquarium stores. Corydoras catfish are popular amongst aquarists due to their calm temperaments and unique appearance and personalities. They are great peaceful tank mates for many tropical species, are easy to breed, and helpful as a clean-up crew.  Shop aquarium catfish online delivered with confidence with our livestock guarantee.   Features of Incolicana Corydoras: Markings and patterns can be highly variable in Incolicana Corydoras Usually neutral base body colour with spots, sometimes forming lines of spots with a dark bar running through the eye Short faces, armored bodies with barbels or whiskers around their mouths Corydoras catfish are bottom-dwelling fish that spend a lot of time hiding in caves or digging in the substrate Females grow larger Best kept in groups of 6 or more Grows to 7-8cm   The Best Aquarium Size for Incolicana Cory Catfish: Cory Catfish require a tank size at least 30L. However, if you want to set up a community tank, you have to increase the tank size.  Nice tank brands you can consider: Yiding Tanks Aqua One Tanks Fluval Aquariums Oceason Aquariums After an Aquarium for your fish? Browse Aquarium Tank Selection here.    Tank Mate Compatibility: Incolicana Corydoras are commonly found with Apistogramma's and small characids. will feel safety in numbers, a group of six corydoras or more in same species is highly suggested. These peaceful bottom dwellers can be kept with pretty much any community fish.  Neon Tetras  Phantom Tetras Mollies Plecos Swordtails Apistogramma's   Diet : Corydoras will eat anything small or soft enough to fit in their mouths. Feed a quality flake, granule, sinking pellet or wafer. You can feed them live blackworms, frozen bloodworms, Hikari Vibra Bites, Hikari sinking wafers, sinking pellets and Nutrafin Max bottom-feeder tablets. Check out our extensive range of aquarium fish foods. Corydoras Catfish Tank Setup: Aquarium Filtration for Incolicana Corydoras A good filtration system is necessary for a community tank, lots of oxygen and regular water changes is necessary for your corydoras to thrive. This species enjoys clean water. Ensure your filter has an adequate flow rate for your aquarium size to effective remove waste and debris. Shop our comprehensive range of aquarium filters here. Aquarium Heater for Incolicana Corydoras This fish enjoy temperatures between 22 - 26° C. If you are unable to maintain this temperature naturally, use an aquarium heater. Aquarium heaters also stabilize water temperatures.  A thermometer is recommended to monitor the water temperature. Aquarium Plants for Incolicana Corydoras To mimic their natural habitat, we recommend adding live aquatic plants to your aquarium. Corydoras catfish are aquarium plant safe and will not consume plant material unless it is decaying. Here are some great aquarium plants to try: Amazon swords Penny warts Crypts Hairgrass  Anubias on Driftwood  Floating plants Interested in Live Plants for your aquariums? Click here to shop Live Plants Aquarium Decorations for Incolicana Corydoras Corydoras catfish love driftwood and enjoy lots of hiding spots to feel safe in an aquarium environment. Incolicana Corydora's are typically found in soft black waters, therefore adding wood and other tannin releasing natural decorations help soften and darken the water. Other ornaments large enough to swim around and hide around such as caves and pipes are also great options. After more nice quality decorations? Check our Aquarium Ornaments. Aquarium Lighting for Incolicana Corydoras Incolicana Corydoras enjoy dimly lit aquariums. While, plants need sufficient light to grow LED lighting is an excellent choice to provide adjustable lighting as desired. LED lighting is also more efficient and runs cooler than traditional aquarium lights. Aquarium Substrate for Incolicana Corydoras Aquarium sand or fine smooth gravels are a good substrate to mimic their natural environment and provide a suitable bed for aquatic plants to grow.  A variety of Substrates are available at Coburg Aquarium.