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Um Sterbas Panzerwels (Corydoras sterbai) zu bestimmen, achten Sie auf diese Schlüsselmerkmale.

Körperliche Merkmale

Körperform

rounded

Färbung

The body is dark brown to black, covered with numerous bright white to yellowish-orange spots that form irregular rows. The pectoral fins are a distinctive bright orange, especially noticeable in mature specimens. The ventral side is lighter.

Schuppentyp

none

Maulstellung

inferior

Besondere Merkmale

Bright orange pectoral fins, Numerous white to yellowish-orange spots on a dark body, Three pairs of barbels around the mouth

Rückenflosse

Single dorsal fin, typically with one spine and seven soft rays. The spine can be serrated.

Schwanzflosse

Forked caudal fin.

Brustflosse

Paired pectoral fins, often with a strong, serrated spine and soft rays. These fins are notably orange.

Auffällige Flossen

Adipose fin present, typical for Corydoras species.

Bestimmungstipps

1. 1

   Pectoral Fin Coloration

   The most distinguishing feature is the vibrant orange coloration of the pectoral fins, which is particularly intense in healthy, mature individuals. This sets them apart from most other Corydoras species.

2. 2

   Body Spotting Pattern

   The body is covered in numerous small, bright white to yellowish-orange spots on a dark background. These spots are generally evenly distributed and can form somewhat irregular horizontal rows.

3. 3

   Barbels

   Like all Corydoras, C. sterbai possesses three pairs of sensitive barbels around its mouth, which it uses to sift through substrate for food. These are typically light-colored.

4. 4

   Size

   Adults typically reach a maximum standard length of 5.5-6.5 cm (2.2-2.6 inches).

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