Corydoras Multiradiatus Brochis Britski, Emerald's Cory
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The Hognosed Brochis (Brochis multiradiatus), also known as the Emerald Catfish, is a peaceful and robust freshwater catfish native to the western Amazon Basin in Ecuador and Peru. Notable for its elongated snout and shimmering...
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Corydoras Multiradiatus Brochis Britski, Emerald's Cory
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The Hognosed Brochis (Brochis multiradiatus), also known as the Emerald Catfish, is a peaceful and robust freshwater catfish native to the western Amazon Basin in Ecuador and Peru. Notable for its elongated snout and shimmering green coloration, this species thrives in well-maintained aquariums that replicate its natural habitat.
🐟 Species Overview
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Scientific Name: Brochis multiradiatus
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Common Names: Hognosed Brochis, Emerald Catfish
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Adult Size: Up to 3.5–4 inches (9–10 cm)
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Lifespan: 4–6 years
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Temperament: Peaceful, social
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Origin: Western Amazon Basin (Ecuador and Peru
🏡 Aquarium Setup
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Tank Size: Minimum of 30 gallons for a small group; larger tanks (50+ gallons) are recommended for groups of 6 or more
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Substrate: Soft sand or smooth gravel to protect sensitive barbels
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Decor: Provide hiding spots with driftwood, caves, and plants; ensure open areas for foraging
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Lighting: Low to moderate; diffused lighting preferred
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Water Flow: Moderate; ensure good oxygenation
💧 Water Parameters
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Temperature: 69–75°F (21–24°C)
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pH: 6.0–7.2
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Hardness: Up to 15 dGH
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Water Changes: Regular weekly changes to maintain water quality
🍽️ Diet & Feeding
Hognosed Brochis are omnivores:
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Primary Diet: High-quality sinking pellets or wafers
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Supplements: Live or frozen foods like bloodworms, brine shrimp, and daphnia
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Feeding Frequency: Once or twice daily; ensure food reaches the bottom
🤝 Tankmates & Compatibility
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Suitable Tankmates: Peaceful species such as tetras, rasboras, guppies, and other small catfish
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Avoid: Aggressive or fin-nipping fish
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Behavior: Non-aggressive; thrives in community settings
🐣 Breeding Tips
Breeding Hognosed Brochis in captivity is challenging but possible:
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Spawning Trigger: Slight temperature drop after water changes
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Breeding Behavior: Females lay eggs on flat surfaces; males fertilize externally
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Fry Care: Feed infusoria or microworms initially; maintain pristine water conditions
📝 Care Summary
| Aspect | Details |
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| Tank Size | Minimum 30 gallons for a small group |
| Temperature | 69–75°F (21–24°C) |
| pH Range | 6.0–7.2 |
| Diet | Omnivorous; sinking pellets and live foods |
| Behavior | Peaceful; social; bottom-dweller |
| Breeding | Challenging; achievable with proper conditions |
By maintaining optimal water conditions, providing a suitable diet, and ensuring a well-structured environment with ample hiding spots, the Hognosed Brochis can thrive in home aquariums.
For a visual guide on caring for the Hognosed Brochis, you might find this video helpful:
Brochis multiradiatus care guide. Hognosed Brochis.
