Product Description for ALBINO SUNSHINE (Aulonocara baenschi)
The Albino Sunshine (Aulonocara baenschi) is a vibrant and eye-catching cichlid species native to Lake Malawi in East Africa. Known for its striking coloration, this species features a brilliant golden-yellow body that gradually fades to a pale white, earning it the “albino” label. Its shimmering, iridescent scales, combined with a stunning, almost fluorescent hue, make it a favorite for aquarium enthusiasts looking to add a splash of sunshine to their tanks.
Key Features:
•Size: Grows up to 4-6 inches (10-15 cm), making it an ideal choice for medium to large aquariums.
•Coloration: Characterized by its striking albino yellow and white hues, with hints of orange and pink along the fins, especially in males.
•Temperament: Peaceful and relatively non-aggressive, it can be kept with other peaceful Malawi cichlids and non-aggressive tank mates.
•Diet: Omnivorous, thriving on a varied diet of high-quality cichlid pellets, live or frozen foods, and occasional vegetable matter.
•Water Parameters: Prefers slightly alkaline water (pH 7.5–8.5), temperatures between 75–82°F (24–28°C), and soft to moderately hard water.
•Habitat: In its natural environment, the Albino Sunshine cichlid inhabits rocky substrates and sandy areas, where it thrives in stable, well-filtered water conditions.
Care Level: Intermediate – requires a well-maintained tank with consistent water quality and proper feeding.
This fish is a stunning addition to any freshwater aquarium, bringing both beauty and a touch of natural elegance to your aquatic display. The Aulonocara baenschi is perfect for hobbyists who are looking to add color and personality without compromising tank harmony.
ALBINO SUNSHINE (AULONOCARA BAENSCHI)
Product Description for ALBINO SUNSHINE (Aulonocara baenschi)
The Albino Sunshine (Aulonocara baenschi) is a vibrant and eye-catching cichlid species native to Lake Malawi in East Africa. Known for its striking coloration, this species features a brilliant golden-yellow body that gradually fades to a pale white, earning it the “albino” label. Its shimmering, iridescent scales, combined with a stunning, almost fluorescent hue, make it a favorite for aquarium enthusiasts looking

