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Corydoras hastatus EIGENMANN & EIGENMANN, 1888

Tail-spot Pygmy Cory

March 13th, 2012 — 1:19pm

It exhibits slightly different behaviour to the majority of congeners in that it tends to swim in midwater and spends a large proportion of its time away from the substrate. Its morphology exhibits corresponding adaptations towards a pelagic existence with a relatively large eye, a more terminal mouth position, more strongly-forked caudal-fin, and more symmetrical body shape than most other Corydoras species.

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