The Albino Red Rose Guppy is a popular variety of guppy known for its striking appearance. It features a vibrant red coloration across its body and fins, with an albino trait that gives it a distinct and eye-catching look. The albino trait also results in the fish having pink or red eyes. These guppies are often sought after by aquarists for their beauty and relatively easy care requirements. They thrive in well-maintained aquariums with stable water parameters and a varied diet.

The Albino Red Rose Guppy is particularly prized in the aquarium hobby for its unique appearance. Here are more details

Appearance
- Coloration: The body and fins are a vibrant red, intensified by the albino trait.
- Eyes: Due to the lack of pigmentation, their eyes are usually pink or red.
- Size: Males typically grow to about 1.5 inches, while females can be slightly larger, up to 2 inches.

Habitat and Tank Requirements
- Tank Size: A minimum of 10 gallons is recommended for a small group.
- Water Conditions: They thrive in water with a temperature range of 72-82°F, a pH of 6.8-7.8, and moderate hardness.
- Filtration and Maintenance: Good filtration and regular water changes are crucial for maintaining water quality.

 Diet
- Varied Diet: They do well on a diet that includes high-quality flake food, live or frozen brine shrimp, daphnia, and bloodworms. 
- Supplementation: Vegetable matter such as spirulina flakes can help enhance their coloration and overall health.

 Behavior and Compatibility
- Temperament: Albino Red Rose Guppies are peaceful and active swimmers, making them ideal for community tanks.
- Tank Mates: Suitable companions include other small, non-aggressive fish such as tetras, mollies, and platies.

 Breeding
- Livebearers: They give birth to live young, making them easy to breed in captivity.
- Fry Care: Fry should be separated from adults if not in a well-planted tank to avoid being eaten.

Health
- Common Issues: Watch out for common freshwater fish diseases like ich and fin rot. Maintaining good water quality and a balanced diet can prevent most issues.
- Observation: Regularly observing your fish for signs of stress or illness can help catch problems early.

Albino Red Rose Guppies are a beautiful and rewarding species for both beginner and experienced aquarists. Their vivid colors and peaceful nature make them a standout addition to any community aquarium.