Threestripe Corydora – Corydoras trilineatus

Threestripe Corydora – Corydoras trilineatus

The Threestripe Corydora (Corydoras trilineatus) is a charming and peaceful bottom-dwelling catfish known for its unique spotted and striped pattern. Often mistaken for the Julii Cory, this species features a network of reticulated markings and a distinct horizontal stripe along its body. Hardy and social, Threestripe Corydoras thrive in groups and are excellent for planted or community aquariums.

• Peaceful schooling catfish for community aquariums
• Distinctive spotted and striped pattern
• Helps keep substrate clean by scavenging food
• Hardy and beginner-friendly
• Perfect for planted tanks and nano communities

Care Guide:

• Temperature: 72–78°F
• pH: 6.5–7.5
• Size: 2–2.5 inches
• Diet: Omnivore – sinking pellets, algae wafers, frozen/live foods
• Temperament: Peaceful, schooling species

FAQs:
Q: How many Threestripe Corydoras should I keep?
A: They’re happiest in groups of 6 or more.

Q: Are they the same as Julii Corydoras?
A: They look similar, but Threestripe Corys have a more reticulated (net-like) pattern.

Q: Do they help keep the tank clean?
A: Yes, they scavenge uneaten food but still need regular feeding.