Long nosed arched cory

The Long-nosed Arched Cory, also known as the Long-nosed Cory, is a species of freshwater fish distinguished by its elongated snout and arched back. Typically, it has a coloration that blends shades of brown, green, and gray, helping it camouflage with the riverbed environments it inhabits. Originating from South America, particularly in the tributaries and floodplains of large river systems, this corydoras species exhibits the typical bottom-dwelling behavior, scavenging for food within the substrate. While it presents a unique appearance compared to more common corydoras species, the Long-nosed Arched Cory is not as widely recognized or prevalent in the aquarium hobby. This is possibly due to its specific care requirements and less availability in the trade compared to its more popular cousins, making it a novel choice for dedicated enthusiasts seeking to diversify their community tanks with less common species.