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CORY CATFISH<\/h1>\n

Busy Bodies for the bottom of your tank.<\/h4>\n

Cory catfish make great additions to the bottom of your aquarium. They are often found in groups in large community tanks, and they add personality to the lower levels of the tank. These catfish are small, ranging in size from one to four inches in length. As they graze at the bottom of the tank, they don't interfere with faster, larger fish in other areas. They are non-aggressive, so they pose no threat to smaller fish. Cory catfish suck up food with their mouths and will not bite other fish intentionally or accidentally. They are social creatures and are happiest when kept with at least three members of the same species.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>