Albino Cory catfish are a type of catfish that live in slow-moving rivers and streams.  They are also known as the Aeneus Cory Cat. They are peaceful fish that are known for their white and pink coloration.  They are bottom dwellers that can grow up to 3 inches long and live for over five years.  They are adaptable and help keep the bottom of an aquarium clean by eating algae and leftover fish food. 
Albino Cory catfish prefer softer water with a pH between 5.5 and 7.5.  They can acclimate to a wide range of water conditions if the water quality is maintained.  They should be kept in groups of six or more because they are relatively small fish and crave safety in numbers.  They can be kept with community fish that won't eat or attack them. 
Albino Cory catfish eat a bottom-feeding diet that includes algae pellets, shrimp pellets, fish flakes, and worms. In the wild, they eat insects, larvae, and worms. In captivity, they will eat pellets, algae rounds, and other pellets and tablets