Here’s a product description for the Albino Blue Dolphin (Cyrtocara moorii):

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Albino Blue Dolphin (Cyrtocara moorii)

Scientific Name: Cyrtocara moorii

Common Name: Albino Blue Dolphin Cichlid

Overview:

The Albino Blue Dolphin is a striking variation of the popular Blue Dolphin Cichlid, known for its unique albino coloration and beautiful, dolphin-shaped head. This freshwater fish is a prized addition to any aquarium, boasting an eye-catching appearance with soft pastel hues and an unmistakable hump on its forehead, reminiscent of a dolphin’s sleek form.

Key Features:

• Coloration: The Albino Blue Dolphin features a pale, pearly white body with a subtle pinkish tint and bright, red eyes. Its soft blue and purple tones become more prominent in the right lighting, creating an ethereal effect in the aquarium.

• Shape & Size: Characterized by its elongated body and a distinct forehead hump, the Blue Dolphin Cichlid grows to an impressive size, reaching up to 8 inches (20 cm) in length. The fish’s body shape and peaceful, elegant movements make it a visual centerpiece in any tank.

• Temperament: While they are generally peaceful and social, the Albino Blue Dolphin does require a spacious environment and can be territorial, especially during breeding seasons. They are best kept with other peaceful, similarly-sized species.

Care Requirements:

• Tank Size: A minimum of 50 gallons is recommended to allow ample swimming space and reduce territorial disputes.

• Water Conditions: Prefers slightly alkaline water (pH between 7.5 and 8.5), with temperatures ranging between 74-82°F (23-28°C).

• Diet: Omnivorous, but they thrive on a diet of high-quality pellets, live or frozen foods like brine shrimp, and occasional plant matter.

• Tankmates: Ideal companions include other peaceful cichlids, catfish, and larger non-aggressive fish.

Ideal for:

Aquarium enthusiasts looking for a unique and visually stunning fish that combines beauty and character. The Albino Blue Dolphin is especially suited to large, species-specific tanks where it can be the focal point of the display.

Note: Due to their territorial nature, it’s essential to monitor tankmates and ensure the tank environment provides hiding spots and ample space to prevent aggression.

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