Corydoras similis – Similis Cory Corydoras similis, commonly known as the Similis Cory, is a peaceful and attractive bottom-dwelling catfish that makes an excellent addition to a community aquarium. They have a distinctive pattern of dark markings across the body, complemented by a subtle golden sheen and a beautifully patterned head. Like most Corydoras, they are social fish and should ideally be kept in a group of 6 or more. They spend much of their time exploring the substrate, searching for food, and interacting with one another. Basic Facts Scientific Name: Corydoras similis Common Name: Similis Cory Adult Size: Approximately 5 cm Temperament: Peaceful and community-friendly Water: Freshwater Temperature: 22–27°C pH: Approximately 6.0–7.5 Diet: Omnivorous – sinking pellets, wafers, frozen and live foods Social: Best kept in groups of 6 or more Aquarium: Soft sand or smooth substrate is recommended to protect their sensitive barbels A peaceful, active and beautifully patterned Corydoras that is equally at home in a planted aquarium or community setup.