A rare and striking angelfish with a pale, almost translucent white body and red eyes. Elegant and peaceful, it adds a unique presence to freshwater aquariums.
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A rare and striking angelfish with a pale, almost translucent white body and red eyes. Elegant and peaceful, it adds a unique presence to freshwater aquariums.
Flat, triangular body covered in pale white or translucent scales. Long, flowing fins enhance their delicate appearance. Red eyes give them a striking contrast.
8–10 years
Omnivorous; high-quality flakes or pellets as staple, supplemented with live or frozen foods such as brine shrimp, bloodworms, and blanched vegetables.
Albino Angelfish are a unique and elegant addition to freshwater aquariums. Their rare appearance and calm nature make them a desirable choice for hobbyists seeking beauty and serenity.
Intermediate; requires stable water parameters, clean environment, and careful monitoring during breeding phases.
20 gallons (preferably 30+ gallons for pairs or small groups)
6.5 to 7.5
3–10 dGH
76–82°F (24–28°C)
6 inches (15 cm)
Guppies, Platies, Corydoras, peaceful Tetras, Rasboras, and other calm community species.
Fin-nippers, aggressive species, and very small or timid fish that may be stressed or harassed.
Pterophyllum scalare (Albino variety)
Cichlidae
Freshwater species from the Amazon basin, selectively bred for its pale coloration and red eyes.
Moderately social; prefers pairs or small groups. Avoid overcrowding and aggressive tankmates.
Feed twice daily with high-quality flakes or pellets, supplemented with live or frozen foods and vegetables to support health and enhance coloration.
Egg-layer; forms bonded pairs that lay eggs on flat surfaces, showing parental care by guarding and fanning the eggs.
Pairs lay 100–300 adhesive eggs on flat surfaces or broad leaves. Eggs hatch in 2–3 days depending on water temperature. Parents guard and fan the eggs to ensure proper oxygenation. Fry feed on infusoria and powdered foods before transitioning to larger live foods.
pH: 6.5–7.5, Temperature: 76–82°F (24–28°C), Hardness: 3–10 dGH, Nitrate: <20 ppm
Ich, fin rot, swim bladder problems, and stress-related diseases if water conditions are poor. Regular cleaning and balanced feeding help prevent health issues.
Peaceful but territorial during breeding; best kept with calm, similarly sized tankmates.
Swim calmly in mid to upper areas of the tank. Males display fins during courtship. Peaceful but protective of eggs during breeding.
Albino Angelfish are prized for their striking pale appearance and ruby-red eyes, making them a standout species in freshwater aquariums. They are peaceful and graceful swimmers that thrive in stable freshwater conditions with proper care. During breeding, pairs form strong bonds and protect their territory and eggs. Providing flat surfaces or broad leaves encourages spawning, while dense plants offer refuge for fry. A varied diet enriched with proteins and vegetables helps maintain their unique coloration and overall health. Their serene temperament and rare beauty make them a favorite among hobbyists.