Corydoras Albino Catfish
The Catfish is a small tropical freshwater fish in the “armored catfish” family that ranks among the most popular cory catfish kept in home freshwater aquariums. These fish are easy to care for, hardy, and are a little on the shy side.
What We Like About This Fish:
- Very peaceful and hardy addition to almost any aquarium
- Compatible with most adult dwarf shrimp and other invertebrates
- Thrives in schools in well-planted aquaria
- Distinctive coloration and group schooling behavior
More Information:
| Diet | omnivore |
|---|---|
| PH Range | 5.8 – 7 |
| Temperature | Tropical 22°c – 26°c |
| Breed Type | Egg Laying |
FAQ
Is the Corydoras Albino Catfish suitable for a community aquarium?
Yes, it is very peaceful and compatible with most adult dwarf shrimp and other invertebrates, making it a great choice for a community tank.
What kind of water conditions does this catfish prefer?
It thrives in a pH range of 5.8 to 7 and prefers tropical water temperatures between 22°C and 26°C.
How should I care for this fish in my aquarium?
Provide a well-planted tank and maintain stable water conditions. Feed a balanced omnivore diet and keep the fish in groups for best behavior.
Virginia Lee –
The albino corydoras are calm and beautiful. I kept them with dwarf shrimp and they coexist well. The fish are active during the day and enjoy the plants. Easy to maintain and very peaceful.
Piers Welch –
Great addition to my 10-gallon tank. They don’t stress other fish and stay hidden most of the time. I feed them a mix of flakes and sinking pellets. They look nice in groups.
Sean Ince –
I’ve had these fish for three months and they’re thriving. The coloration is striking, especially in a well-planted tank. They school well and don’t eat much. Very hardy and low maintenance.