Some of my baby A. spilotus, from wild-caught parents, are large enough to start looking for new homes. I have around 30 of them. They're an active, buzzy member of the Corydoradinae family, with the same living and care requirements as most other corys (soft water, sand substrate, a clean, established tank, etc. etc.).
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£10 each.
Aspidoras spilotus (C125)
Aspidoras spp. are foraging omnivores and will accept most sinking dried foods, as well as small live and frozen varieties such as chironomid larvae (bloodworm), Tubifex, etc. Feeding a varied diet will ensure the fish are in optimum condition.
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£10 each.
