Albino Red Cover Discus
$193.00 – $201.00
The Albino Red Cover is a red orangey discus-shaped fish that usually grows up to 15 cm in length. A full-grown adult Albino Red Cover may weigh from 150 to 250 grams. Male discus is generally larger than females. Albino Red Cover Discus are reddish with shades of yellow and orange that sometimes overlap and appear gold.
Especially for discus with dominant red colors, they appear as Valentine hearts swimming through the aquarium. This eye-catching fish standout due to its discus shape, bright glowing complexion, and aura of elegance. The fish’s melon red color spread from the upper fin to its edge while the body is distinguished by shades of yellow, orange, or a combination of both.
The Albino Red Cover appears to have a soft, translucent, and spongy body. Its colors become more vibrant when aquarium lights bounce on its bright, colorful scales.
Shall I compare thee to a bleeding heart?
Yellow, orange, red – thou, a floating art!
Droopy serene eyes, fins waving hello;
Your golden face glows like a bright halo,
Small, soft, tender like a lump of jelly,
Thou makest me smile, tickle in my belly!
In all aquariums thou a royalty;
They who sellest thee becomes wealthy,
Thou swimmest gently in the under flow;
Tiny mouth ripple kisses as you blow,
Hail to thee, discus, Albino Red Cover!
Thou my eternal, my fish forever.
- Reviews (2)
I was waiting to give my review bit I never got the link to do so. So fyi all fish are doing great. Two of my original fish laid eggs after introducing the new fish. They were promptly eaten though. I am attaching pictures of my new and beautiful fish. Thank you again for giving me the opportunity to have such beautiful fish.
Hello Michael hope all is well. I have a question regarding an order I would like to place. On my last order of fish which are beautiful and are all thriving! I had ordered a Fiji Red Discus unfortunately, this fish has never colored up like a true Fiji Red its more of a Albino Melon? My question being with this order is there anyway of making sure that I get a TRUE RED Fiamma Rosa Discus like the one being represented in the picture on your site. Any help or guidance on this matter would be greatly appreciated sir.