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Corydoras Cory's are popular aquarium fish and typically measure around four to seven centimeters in length. They are well suited to freshwater community aquariums, as they get along well with other species and are not at all aggressive. Cory's are shy fish and it is recommended to keep them in groups of at least six as most species seem to form shoals in the aquarium. Cory's are mostly bottom feeders, so they should be offered flake foods (which do sink), sinking pellets, and supplements of live and frozen foods, but care should be taken to prevent all the food from being eaten by the faster-moving fish at the higher levels of the tank.
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