THREE LINE CORY

The Three Line Corydoras (Corydoras trilineatus), also known as the Three-Stripe Cory or Leopard Cory, is a small, peaceful, bottom-dwelling fish. It is often confused with the False Julii Cory, but it has distinctive black lines running along its body and a pattern of spots, making it stand out in a community aquarium. These fish are easy to care for, hardy, and perfect for both beginner and experienced aquarists. Here’s a detailed care guide: Tank Size and Setup Tank Size: A minimum of 20 gallons is recommended for a small group of Three Line Corydoras. Larger tanks are preferable if you're keeping a larger school or other fish in the tank. Aquascape: Three Line Corydoras thrive in a natural-looking environment with soft, sandy substrate. Fine sand is the best choice, as it allows them to dig without damaging their delicate barbels (whiskers). Include driftwood, smooth rocks, and plants like Anubias or Java ferns for hiding spots. Substrate: Sand or smooth gravel is essential for