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Albino Leopard — albino discus Symphysodon sp. | discus encyclopedia
Albino

Albino Leopard

Symphysodon sp.

Hard

Description

The Albino Leopard combines the characteristic leopard spots with a light background and red albino eyes. It is a rare and visually impressive pattern.

🌍 Origin & History

A rare combination of the albino gene and the leopard pattern (spots). Created by crossing albino fish with Leopard discus.

Appearance

Cream-blue body with reddish-brown spots distributed across the surface. Red albino eyes. The spots are less contrasting than those of a normal Leopard due to the absence of melanin.

🧬 Genetic background

Albino × Leopard. Leopard spots on an albino light background. Both genes are recessive, requiring two carriers each.

Recommended water parameters

pH
6–7
TDS
100–200 ppm
Temperature
28–30°C
GH
2–7 °dGH
⚠ Don't chase the exact water values — stability is what matters most. Discus from European farms are already used to harder water with a higher pH.
13–17 cm
Size
10–15 ani
Lifespan
200L
Min. tank

Care

Standard for albino.

Breeding

Difficult.

💡 Practical tips

  • →The leopard pattern becomes more visible as the fish grows

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