Agassizi Cory Catfish (Spotted Cory)

Agassizi Cory Catfish    Typical Cory in shape and one of the many spotted Corys, with pale base colour and darker spotting on the body. The Agassizii's spots should be of good size and fairly round, from the caudal peduncle to the gill plates. There should be some spotting in the otherwise-translucent caudal fin. The dorsal fin should be tall with the first spine being darker in colour to the back of the fish. The head should be smoky-grey in colour with a pale belly. Sexing -  When properly conditioned, the difference between the male and female Corydoras is usually quite evident. Females will look a lot wider when viewed from the top, as they have a larger underbelly. Males are also shorter in length than females. Tank Companions - Very peaceful community fish. Will not intentionally bother tank inhabitants, however their bumbling about the tank may bother more delicate fish or other bottom dwellers. Are best kept in groups of 5-6 or more.Other Parameters -  Requires a sand or small