to some extent...there are different species of bristlenose that have an albino variant. there are 2 that I was told about...one is more an orangish color while the other is a much lighter color that is more pinkish. the pinkish will always throw brown and albino fry whereas the orange, if not at some point bred to a regular, will always throw all albino fry. however if the latter species has been crossed to a brown bristlenose then it will throw mostly brown fry with a few albinos. this is what I was told anyway by a couple of different breeders in Cincinnati. the best thing to do is get several juveniles, put them in their own tank (20 long will do fine) grow them up and feed them very well. as they get bigger remove all but one male and wait for him to pick a female. once he picks a female keep the pair in the tank and remove the others and they should spawn with little problems. just make sure to have some type of caves for them and a bare bottom is fine and even preferred by many breeders. 
