Albino Blushing Angelfish  S/S + A/A

The Albino Blushing Angelfish has a double dose of the strip less gene making it blush. In young blushing angelfish you will notice a reddish pink area in the gill plate. As the fish matures it normally covers over with some iridescent coloring. This variety has a recessive mutation removing the pterin and melanin pigments leaving the carotenoid pigment layer exposed. Albino angelfish have pink eyes, and usually a yellowish to orangeish crown. It also has 2 doses of the stripe less gene making it blush.