Platinum Ghost: The Ultra-Rare Albino Arowana (Scleropages formosus)

Product Overview

Elevate your aquarium to a realm of unparalleled luxury with the breathtaking Albino Arowana. Known globally as the "Dragon Fish," this ultra-rare color morph is the ultimate crown jewel for elite monster fish keepers. Featuring a flawless, snow-white to cream-colored body, striking ruby-red eyes, and a majestic, metallic sheen, the Albino Arowana is more than just a pet—it is a living piece of art and a powerful symbol of wealth, luck, and prosperity.

Our Albino Arowanas are meticulously sourced from top-tier, certified breeders, ensuring pristine genetics, robust health, and active behavior. Each specimen comes microchipped with full documentation, ready to become the centerpiece of your show tank.

Key Features & Selling Points

• 100% Genuine Albinism: Features the highly coveted solid-white/creamy scales and vibrant red eyes that distinguish true albinos from leucistic variants.

• The Ultimate Symbol of Feng Shui: In Asian culture, the Arowana represents power, financial success, and protection against negative energy.

• Prone to Massive Growth: A commanding presence in any large predatory setup, growing into a prehistoric powerhouse.

• Premium Health Guarantee: Hand-selected for perfect scale alignment, straight barbels, and zero drop-eye tendency.

Specifications & Quick Care Guide

Detailed Care & Tank Setup

To maintain the pristine coloration and health of your Albino Dragon Fish, a specialized environment is required.

Tank Requirements

Arowanas are notorious jumpers. A heavy, tightly secured tank lid is mandatory to prevent accidents. Because they swim primarily at the top of the water column, prioritize tank footprint (length and width) over depth to give them ample turning room.

Diet & Nutrition

To keep their immune system strong and their scales shimmering, feed a varied high-protein diet. While they love live food, we highly recommend training your Albino Arowana on high-quality floating pellets, gut-loaded insects, and frozen krill to avoid introducing parasites to your tank.

Filtration & Water Quality

As large predatory fish, Arowanas produce a heavy bioload. Pristine water quality is crucial to prevent "cloudy eye" and "hole-in-the-head" disease. We recommend heavy canister or sump filtration, alongside weekly 25–30% water changes.