Ring Leopard
Symphysodon sp.
Description
The Ring Leopard is a unique pattern featuring concentric rings on its body, distinctly different from the simple spots of the classic Leopard variety.
🌍 Origin & History
The Ring Leopard is a variety with a complex pattern of concentric rings around its spots. Classified in the 'Pattern' category (Class 7) according to standard classifications. It originates from complex selections within Leopard lines.
Appearance
Brown-orange body with 'peacock eye' type spots — spots with concentric rings or little circles. Complex and unique pattern. Red eyes. Dramatic and distinctive appearance.
🧬 Genetic background
Selection from Leopard lines to achieve spots with concentric rings. The ring pattern is created by a specific expression of pigmentation genes that form concentric areas around a colored center.
Recommended water parameters
Care
Standard.
Breeding
Relatively easy to breed.
💡 Practical tips
- →The ring pattern becomes clear at 8-10 months
- →Each specimen has a unique pattern
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