The Albino Rainbow Shark (Epalzeorhynchos frenatum) is a stunningly unique and peaceful freshwater species, prized for its albino coloration and vibrant red fins. This species is a genetic variant of the popular Rainbow Shark and can be easily recognized by its smooth, slender body and red-tipped fins. Native to Southeast Asia, the Albino Rainbow Shark is a perfect addition to community aquariums, offering beauty and activity without the aggression often associated with other species.

Unlike their non-albino counterparts, Albino Rainbow Sharks are peaceful and enjoy swimming in the middle and bottom layers of the tank. They are generally non-aggressive once matured, though they may show territorial behavior, particularly towards other fish of similar shape or size. The Albino Rainbow Shark is relatively hardy and easy to care for, making it a great choice for intermediate hobbyists who want a colorful, active species for their tank.

Due to their peaceful nature and moderate size (around 6 inches), the Albino Rainbow Shark can be kept with most community fish, provided they are not overly aggressive or too small to be considered potential prey. They thrive in tanks with stable water conditions and plenty of swimming space.