Albino Sterbai Corydoras

R 169.00

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The albino form of Sterbai Corydoras combines the species' sturdy, social character with a pale cream body and red eyes. Unlike some cooler-water Corydoras, Sterbai is well suited to reliably warm community tanks. The listed sale size is 3–4 cm; the photograph, if illustrative, is not a promise of the exact individual supplied.

Why You'll Love This Fish

A sociable, constantly interesting bottom-forager that rewards thoughtful group stocking, soft substrate and consistent water quality. Corydoras are not algae-cleaning substitutes or scavengers that can live on leftovers.

Care at a Glance

Scientific name: Corydoras sterbai (albino form)
Sale size: 3–4 cm
Adult size: Approximately 6–7 cm
Recommended aquarium: 75 litres or more
Temperature: 24–28°C
pH: 6.0–7.5
Temperament and group: Peaceful; keep six or more of its own variety
Diet: Sinking pellets, wafers and varied protein-rich frozen or live food
Difficulty: Suitable for attentive keepers with a mature, stable aquarium

Tank Setup and Compatibility

Provide fine, smooth sand or suitably rounded substrate to protect sensitive barbels, open foraging spaces, shelter and gentle water flow with good oxygenation. Keep with peaceful, similarly sized fish; avoid aggressive bottom-dwellers and companions that outcompete them for food. Buy an appropriate same-species group rather than assuming a pair is a complete social group.

Feeding and Acclimation

Feed dedicated sinking foods after observing that every fish reaches its share. Supplement with appropriately sized frozen or live foods. Acclimate carefully to the destination tank and monitor livestock after arrival. Supplier-reported weekly availability is reconfirmed before dispatch; fish not fit to travel will not be sent.