Description
Yellow Melini Brochis (Brochis sp. CW220) - 1-2" Unsexed. Remarks: One of the newest Corydoradinae within the hobby is the yellow melini brochis ( Brochis sp. CW220), having only been discovered in lagoons within the headwaters of the Rio Vaupes in 2026. This species made its place at the top of many collectors' lists the moment the first photos were made public. Seeing the incredible coloration they have, it is not difficult to see why. This species, as the common name suggests, is very similar in pattern to the more common false bandit hoplisoma, ( Hoplisoma melini ). It has the same slanted black band starting below the dorsal fin and ending at the base of the caudal (tail) fin and the same black mask. However, where the yellow melini brochis differs is that it has a clear dorsal fin instead of the black seen in the false bandit hoplisoma and. Source: Imperial Tropicals live fish catalogue. Please confirm current availability, size, price, delivery and collection terms with the seller.