The CW010 Orange Laser Corydora, also known as the Orange Stripe Cory, is a unique and visually striking freshwater fish known for its vibrant, metallic-orange stripe running down its back from head to tail. This peaceful bottom-dweller is a popular choice among aquarium hobbyists, prized for both its stunning appearance and calm, schooling nature. The Orange Laser Corydora typically grows to about 2-2.5 inches in length, with a light silvery body that beautifully contrasts its bold orange stripe.

These Corydoras are hardy and adapt well to a variety of tank conditions, although they prefer soft, slightly acidic water with temperatures between 72-78°F. In a well-maintained, well-cycled tank with sandy substrate and ample hiding spots, they thrive and showcase more of their natural behaviors, including foraging and playful interactions. They’re social fish, so keeping them in small groups of at least 5-6 is recommended to see their best colors and behaviors. Overall, the CW010 Orange Laser Corydora is a fantastic choice for peaceful community tanks, adding vibrant color and charm to the aquarium.

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Liberty Molly (Poecilia salvatoris)

Enhance your freshwater aquarium with the striking Liberty Molly, a stunning livebearer species native to the rivers and lakes of Central America. Known for their bold colors and distinctive, upright dorsal fin, the Liberty Molly adds elegance and energy to any tank environment. Their vibrant red, orange, and silver hues create an eye-catching contrast that brings life to your aquatic setup.

Key Features:

• Unique Appearance: Featuring a distinctive, upright dorsal fin and bold coloration that varies from bright red to metallic silver.
• Hardy Species: Adaptable to various water conditions, including slight salinity, making them a versatile choice for different aquarium environments.
• Active and Peaceful: A lively fish that enjoys swimming in schools, ideal for community tanks with similarly peaceful species.
• Size: Typically reaches around 3 inches in length, making them suitable for medium-sized aquariums.
• Diet: Omnivorous; they thrive on a varied diet of high-quality flakes, pellets, and occasional live or frozen foods.

Care Level: Easy to moderate, suitable for both beginners and experienced hobbyists.