
The Rose Oscar is a stunning morph with soft pink to reddish hues, providing a gentle yet eye-catching centerpiece for large aquariums.
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The Rose Oscar is a stunning morph with soft pink to reddish hues, providing a gentle yet eye-catching centerpiece for large aquariums.
Soft pink to reddish body coloration, sometimes with subtle darker markings.
10–15 years
Omnivorous; consumes high-quality cichlid pellets, frozen/live foods, worms, shrimp, and occasional vegetables.
Rose Oscars are elegant and interactive, making them a unique and visually pleasing centerpiece fish.
Intermediate to Advanced
75 gallons (125+ gallons for pairs)
6.0–7.5
5–20 dGH
74–81°F (23–27°C)
12–14 inches
Large cichlids, Plecos, Silver Dollars, and Bichirs.
Small fish, shrimp, snails, or delicate species.
Astronotus ocellatus (Rose variety)
Cichlidae
Selective breeding from Amazon Basin Oscars
Semi-aggressive; territorial, especially when breeding.
Feed high-quality pellets as staple, supplemented with frozen/live foods.
Egg layer; forms monogamous pairs, lays eggs on flat surfaces, guards fry.
Pairs lay hundreds of eggs on flat surfaces. Eggs hatch in 2–3 days, fry are protected by both parents.
pH: 6.0–7.5, Temperature: 74–81°F, Hardness: 5–20 dGH
Hole-in-the-head disease, ich, fin rot, and parasites.
Semi-aggressive; territorial, especially with smaller or weaker fish.
Curious, interactive, and semi-aggressive. Rearranges tank décor and actively explores.
Rose Oscars are selectively bred for their soft pink to reddish coloration. Intelligent and interactive, they respond to their owners and enjoy exploring the aquarium. They require spacious tanks with robust filtration due to their size and waste output. Semi-aggressive, they should be housed with large, compatible tank mates.