Albino Dantum Angelfish

The Albino Dantum Angelfish is a premium, selectively bred angelfish variant admired for its elegant body shape and soft albino coloration. “Dantum” strains are known for their refined finnage, graceful movement, and high-quality genetics. This albino variety typically displays a pale white to creamy body with subtle yellow or orange hues and characteristic red/pink eyes. Its tall, flowing fins and calm presence make it a standout centerpiece in planted aquariums.  

Albino Dantum Angelfish (Pterophyllum scalare) – Complete Care Guide Description The Albino Dantum Angelfish is a premium, selectively bred angelfish variant admired for its elegant body shape and soft albino coloration. “Dantum” strains are known for their refined finnage, graceful movement, and high-quality genetics. This albino variety typically displays a pale white to creamy body with subtle yellow or orange hues and characteristic red/pink eyes. Its tall, flowing fins and calm presence make it a standout centerpiece in planted aquariums. Water Parameters Temperature: 25°C – 29°C pH: 6.0 – 7.5 Hardness: 3 – 10 dGH Tank Size: Minimum 30 gallons (55+ gallons recommended for groups) Water Type: Soft to moderately soft, clean and stable Consistent, high-quality water conditions are essential for optimal health. Care & Maintenance Albino Dantum Angelfish require a stable and well-planted environment: Provide a tall aquarium to support their long fins Include plants, driftwood, and vertical structures Use gentle filtration with low to moderate flow Perform regular water changes (25–30% weekly) Avoid intense lighting, as albino fish are light-sensitive A calm and structured tank helps them thrive. Behaviour & Temperament This variety is peaceful to semi-aggressive: Generally calm but may become territorial during breeding Can show mild aggression toward other angelfish if space is limited Best kept as a pair or in a group of juveniles Graceful swimmers occupying mid to upper tank levels They establish a hierarchy but are less aggressive than many cichlids. Suitable Tank Mates Choose peaceful, similarly sized companions: Larger Tetras (Cardinal, Rummy Nose) Rasboras Corydoras Catfish Dwarf cichlids Peaceful gouramis Tank mates should not be small enough to be eaten. Tank Mates to Avoid Avoid aggressive or fin-nipping species: Tiger Barbs Large aggressive cichlids Bettas Very small fish (may become prey) Fast, fin-nipping species These can stress or injure their delicate fins. Pro Tips Maintain stable water parameters at all times Feed a high-quality varied diet (flakes, pellets, frozen/live foods) Ensure adequate tank height for fin development Use soft lighting to suit albino traits Avoid overcrowding to minimize stress and aggression Ideal for planted, peaceful to semi-aggressive aquariums The Albino Dantum Angelfish is a refined and elegant fish that adds a touch of sophistication to any aquarium. With proper care and environment, it becomes a graceful and eye-catching centerpiece for discerning aquarists.