Corydoras reticulatus Fraser-Brunner, 1938

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Fraser-Brunner, A. (1938). Debutantes of the month. <em>The Aquarist and Pondkeeper.</em> 8 (7): 207-208.

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Homonyms: Corydoras reticulatus Fraser-Brunner, 1938
Common names: Mosaic corydoras in English; Netpansermalle in Danish; Network catfish in English; Network corydoras in English; Netz-Panzerwels in German; Nätpansarmal in Swedish; Reticulated corydoras in English; Sarro in Portuguese; São Pedro in Portuguese; Verkkomonninen in Finnish; reticulated corydoras in language.; reticulated corydoras in English; 網紋兵鯰 in language.; 网纹兵鲶 in language.; Coridora in Portuguese; Network Catfish in English; Sarro in Portuguese; São-Pedro in Portuguese

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