Red Map
Red Map is a red-and-light patterned discus with irregular interlocking markings that create a distinctive map-like appearance.
Appearance
A red-and-light patterned discus with irregular interlocking markings that create a distinctive map-like appearance. Actual coloration, pattern intensity and body markings can vary naturally between individual fish and may continue developing as the fish matures.
Temperament
- Generally peaceful and social when maintained under suitable discus conditions.
- Best kept with other discus of a similar size; a group of around 5 or more is commonly preferred when aquarium size and filtration allow.
- Sensitive to abrupt changes in water quality, temperature and environment, so a calm and stable aquarium is important.
Care Requirements
- Water temperature: approximately 28°C to 30°C.
- pH: around 6.0 to 7.0, with stability being more important than chasing an exact number.
- Water: clean, well-filtered water with regular water changes. Soft to moderately mineralised water can work well for captive-bred discus when they are properly acclimated.
- Filtration: strong biological filtration with gentle, non-stressful flow.
Diet
Feed a varied, high-quality diet suitable for discus, including quality pellets or granules, flakes and appropriate frozen foods. Offer sensible portions and remove uneaten food to protect water quality.
Special Notes
- The irregular red pattern is intentionally non-uniform, giving every specimen a unique look.
- Contrast between the base color and red markings is an important visual characteristic.
- Pattern definition may continue developing as juvenile fish mature.
- Fish are sold per piece. Size is measured approximately from head to tail.
- Current-stock photographs or videos can be requested before ordering.