
Albino Discus have a striking pale body with red eyes, making them visually unique and elegant centerpiece fish.
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Albino Discus have a striking pale body with red eyes, making them visually unique and elegant centerpiece fish.
Pale white or yellowish body, red eyes, round disc-like shape.
10β15 years
Omnivorous; high-quality discus pellets, frozen/live foods, bloodworms, and brine shrimp.
Albino Discus are visually stunning and engaging, ideal for experienced aquarists committed to high water quality and care.
Advanced
55 gallons for a group of 5
6.0β7.0
1β8 dGH
82β86Β°F (28β30Β°C)
6β8 inches
Other peaceful discus, cardinal tetras, rummy nose tetras, Corydoras catfish.
Aggressive or fast-moving fish, large cichlids, or fin-nipping species.
Symphysodon aequifasciatus (Albino variety)
Cichlidae
Amazon Basin
Peaceful but social; best kept in schools.
Feed multiple times daily with high-quality discus food, frozen foods, and occasional live foods.
Egg layer; forms monogamous pairs and guards eggs and fry.
Pairs lay eggs on flat surfaces; fry feed on parental mucus initially, then transition to baby brine shrimp.
pH: 6.0β7.0, Temperature: 82β86Β°F, Hardness: 1β8 dGH
Susceptible to parasitic infections, ich, and stress-related diseases; maintain stable water parameters.
Peaceful but territorial; best kept in groups of 5 or more.
Peaceful, social, interactive within groups, may show territoriality during breeding.
Albino Discus are elegant and sensitive fish that require pristine water conditions and stable temperatures. They are social and thrive in schools of their own kind, exhibiting complex behaviors and bonding with tank mates.