Albino Corydora – The Elegant, Pale Variant for Your Aquascape

Add a touch of refined elegance to your aquarium with the Albino Corydora. Known for its striking pale, almost translucent body accented with subtle dark markings, this variant of Corydoras brings a unique and sophisticated look to your tank. Renowned for their peaceful and social nature, Albino Corydoras are excellent bottom-dwellers that help maintain a clean substrate, making them a perfect choice for planted community aquariums in Pakistan.

Size Included: 0.5–0.75 inches in length.

Best Displayed: Best kept in groups of at least 6 to encourage natural schooling behavior and reduce stress.


Why Albino Corydora is a Must-Have for Your Aquarium

✔️ Striking Albino Appearance:
Features a beautiful, pale body with subtle dark markings, offering a unique, eye-catching contrast in your aquascape.

✔️ Peaceful and Social:
Exhibits natural schooling behavior when kept in groups, reducing stress and promoting overall well-being.

✔️ Effective Substrate Cleaners:
Actively scavenges the bottom for uneaten food and detritus, helping to maintain excellent water quality.

✔️ Hardy & Adaptable:
Thrives in soft, slightly acidic to neutral water (pH 6.5–7.5) with temperatures between 24–28°C—ideal conditions for many tropical setups in Pakistan.


Perfect For

Planted Community Tanks:
Enhances the natural look of your aquascape while contributing to substrate cleanliness.

Nano & Mid-Sized Aquariums:
Their modest size and low bioload make them suitable for various tank sizes.

Peaceful Setups:
Ideal for aquarists seeking a gentle, non-aggressive bottom-dweller that coexists well with other small species.


Albino Corydora Care Guide (Pakistan-Specific Tips!)

📌 Water Conditions:

  • pH: 6.5–7.5
  • Temperature: 24–28°C
  • Water Flow: Gentle water movement is ideal; avoid strong currents to prevent stress.
    Tip: Use a quality water conditioner when using tap water to remove chlorine and stabilize water parameters.

📌 Tank Size:
A minimum of 20 gallons is recommended to provide ample swimming and foraging space for a healthy group.

📌 Feeding:
Offer a varied diet of high-quality sinking pellets, micro-crumbles, and occasional live or frozen foods (such as bloodworms or daphnia) to support their health and natural foraging behavior.

📌 Maintenance:
Perform regular partial water changes (20–30% weekly) and gently clean the substrate to prevent nitrate buildup and ensure pristine water quality.

📌 Schooling Behavior:
Keep them in groups of at least 6 to encourage natural social interactions and reduce stress.

💡 Pro Tip:
Enhance their subtle, elegant coloration with soft, ambient LED lighting that highlights their delicate hues. A well-planted tank with gentle décor will also help them feel secure and thrive.


Common Questions

How many Albino Corydoras should I keep?
✔️ A school of at least 6 individuals is ideal to promote natural behavior and reduce stress.

What water conditions do they require?
✔️ They thrive in soft, slightly acidic to neutral water (pH 6.5–7.5) with temperatures between 24–28°C, which suits many tropical aquariums in Pakistan.

Are they compatible with other community fish?
✔️ Yes, Albino Corydoras are very peaceful and work well with other small, non-aggressive species.


Best Paired With

🌿 Live Aquatic Plants:
Enhances the natural aesthetics and provides ample cover and hiding spots.

💡 Soft, Ambient Lighting:
Accentuates their delicate, pale coloration and overall elegance.

🔵 Premium Sinking Foods:
Supports their active foraging behavior and overall health.


🚚 Fast Nationwide Shipping – Delivered fresh across Pakistan, including Karachi, Lahore, and Islamabad.


Elevate your aquarium with the refined beauty and gentle nature of Albino Corydoras—a sophisticated, must-have addition for any peaceful, well-planted community tank!

Fish Quantity

Single, Pair, Half Dozen, Dozen

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