Corydoras paleatus albinos (Corydoras Paleatus Albinos)

Corydoras de albinos (pygmentation of the skin) is easily injured, it must be held in a group of at least 6 specimens in at least 120 l

Corydoras Paleatus Albinos fish is a aquarium fish commonly known as albino catfish. This species belongs to the Callichthyidae family and is native to the fresh waters of South America. Albino catfish has an immaculate white color and red eyes, which gives it a unique and spectacular appearance. It measures about 5 cm long and is characterized by its ridge in the shape of a peak and its two black side lines which run along its body.

Albino catfish is a gregarious fish that likes to live in a group, so it is recommended to keep it in aquarium with at least five individuals of the same species. They are very peaceful and are well suitable for community aquariums with other species of peaceful fish. They are also very easy to maintain and therefore suit beginners in aquarophilia.

Albino catfish has simple food needs and eats almost all types of food, including flakes, pellets, tablets and living food such as artemias and vase worms. They are also known to eat the leftover food at the bottom of the aquarium, making it useful cleaners.

Albino catfish needs a well planted aquarium with hidden areas and hiding places to rest and protect themselves from predators. They also like to have fresh water and good filtering. They are sensitive to ammonia and other chemicals in water, so it is important to maintain the aquarium clean and well maintained.

In conclusion, albino catfish is a popular and attractive aquarium fish thanks to its immaculate white color and its red eyes. They are gregarious, peaceful and easy to maintain, making it an excellent option for community aquariums. They have simple food needs and can live in a wide range of aquarium conditions.

Female with a stomach more bounced than the male

Give red mosquito larvae to stimulate the couple.