Septentrionalis Cory

The Septentrionalis Cory, also known as the Northern Cory, is a freshwater catfish species native to South America. They are small, bottom-dwelling fish with a distinctive, triangular head and a smooth, slender body.

• Scientific Name: Corydoras septentrionalis
• Origin: South America
• Life Span: 5-10 years
• Maximum Size: 1-1.2 inches
• Diet: Omnivorous, they feed on a variety of small invertebrates and plant matter. They should be fed a varied diet of sinking pellets, live or frozen food, and vegetable matter.