Pygmy Corydora Care & Breeding Guide 

The Pygmy Corydora is one of the most beloved nano fish in the aquarium hobby — tiny, peaceful, active, and perfect for planted tanks. The video “Pygmy Corydora Care & Breeding Guide” provides a clear overview of how to keep these fish thriving in a home aquarium. Below is a structured, Shopify‑ready breakdown you can publish immediately.

Species Overview

Pygmy Corydoras are miniature schooling catfish known for their gentle nature and constant activity. They’re ideal for nano tanks and community setups, provided they’re kept in proper group sizes and stable water conditions.

Water Parameters

Temperature: 22–26°C

pH: 6.5–7.5

Hardness: Soft to moderately hard

Maintenance: Weekly water changes are essential

Stable, clean water is key to keeping Pygmy Corydoras healthy and active.

Breeding Guide

Breeding Pygmy Corydoras is achievable with the right conditions:

Provide dense plants or spawning mops

Offer high‑protein live foods

Perform small, cool water changes to trigger spawning

Eggs are typically laid on glass, plants, or hardscape

Remove adults if necessary to protect eggs

The video outlines these behaviors and environmental triggers clearly.