Description
Description
Overview:
The Albino Dantum Angelfish is a rare and elegant freshwater angelfish, celebrated for its pearly white body, long flowing fins, and striking red eyes. A selectively bred variant of the Dantum strain of Pterophyllum scalare, this angelfish boasts both genetic uniqueness and graceful movement. Its peaceful nature and luminous appearance make it a standout in planted or community aquariums.
Origin:
A domesticated strain, originally developed from wild-type P. scalare crossed with Dantum angelfish—known for their robust build and impressive finnage. The albino mutation enhances the bright, ethereal look, especially under soft or natural lighting.
Feeding:
Omnivorous and easy to feed. Provide a varied diet of high-quality flakes or micro-pellets, frozen bloodworms, brine shrimp, and vegetable-based flakes to ensure vibrant health and coloration.
Tank Mates:
Generally peaceful, the Albino Dantum does well with calm community species such as tetras, corydoras, gouramis, dwarf rainbowfish, and peaceful barbs. Avoid fin-nippers or overly aggressive fish. Can be kept singly, in pairs, or small groups in adequately sized tanks.
Water Parameters:
Temperature: 76–82°F (24–28°C)
pH: 6.5–7.5
Soft to moderately hard water
Minimum Tank Size: 30 gallons for a pair; larger for groups
Tall tanks preferred due to long fins and upright swimming style
Special Notes:
Prefers planted tanks with gentle flow and plenty of vertical swimming space
May pair off and breed in the right conditions
Albino coloration may intensify under natural or warm LED lighting
Best kept in stable, well-maintained tanks
The Albino Dantum Angelfish is an eye-catching blend of beauty, poise, and rarity—perfect for aquarists looking to elevate their freshwater aquarium with a truly angelic centerpiece.
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