Red Valentine Discus Adults

$159.00

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Overnight shipping via FedEx Priority Overnight, UPS Next Day Air or Southwest Cargo across the United States and Puerto Rico. If your fish doesn’t arrive alive and healthy, we issue store credit — no questions asked.

Add a touch of passion to your aquarium with the Red Valentine Discus. This stunning, high-grade variety features an intense, solid red body beautifully framed by a pearly-white halo on its fins. The perfect, serene centerpiece for the dedicated Discus keeper.

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Red Valentine Discus (Symphysodon aequifasciatus) – The Perfect Red Centerpiece

The Red Valentine Discus is a stunning testament to selective breeding, offering one of the most brilliant and solid red colors available in the Discus world. This high-grade Symphysodon variety is bred for its intense, romantic red body, which is dramatically contrasted by a clean, pearly-white “halo” on its dorsal and anal fins, as well as a pure white tail fin. This striking combination creates a visual masterpiece that is both elegant and bold. As the undisputed “King of the Aquarium,” this fish’s regal, disc-shaped body and serene movements make it a captivating focal point, perfect for the aquarist looking to add a splash of passionate color to their show tank.


Key Features 

  • High-Grade Selective Breeding: These fish are bred from high-quality lines to ensure a consistent, deep red body and a clean, contrasting white halo.
  • Intense, Solid Red Body: A vibrant, solid red coloration that stands out in any aquatic setting, free from peppering or unwanted patterns.
  • Striking White “Halo” Fins: The pearly-white edges of the dorsal, anal, and caudal fins create a stunning contrast that frames the fish beautifully.
  • Majestic Centerpiece Fish: Their large size and iconic shape make them the focal point of any aquarium they inhabit.
  • Serene and Graceful: Known for their calm demeanor and elegant swimming, adding a tranquil and sophisticated ambiance to your tank.

Care Requirements

  • Tank Size: A 55-gallon “tall” tank is the minimum for a small group of 5-6, but larger (75G+) is highly recommended.
  • Water Temperature: Crucial. Must be kept high, between 82–86°F (28–30°C).
  • pH Range: Prefers soft, acidic water with a pH of 6.0–6.8.
  • Diet: Carnivorous. Requires a varied, high-protein diet of frozen or live bloodworms, brine shrimp, and high-quality Discus-specific pellets or flakes to maintain its vibrant red color.
  • Tank Mates: Best kept in a species-only tank or with calm, peaceful fish that thrive in high temperatures, such as Cardinal Tetras, Rummy Nose Tetras, and peaceful Corydoras.

Why Choose Our Red Valentine Discus?

For the aquarist seeking a show-stopping fish with breathtaking color, the Red Valentine Discus is an unparalleled choice. Our specimens are raised in optimal conditions to promote their health, vigor, and spectacular coloration. By starting with our well-acclimated, high-grade fish, you are setting yourself up for a successful and rewarding Discus-keeping experience, culminating in a truly world-class display.


Shipping & Live Arrival Guarantee

We ship healthy, vibrant Red Valentine Discus directly from our US-based facility. Every order is packed with care and backed by our 100% Live Arrival Guarantee for your peace of mind.

Weight 0.3 lbs
Dimensions 3.5 × 3.5 × 4.5 in
Size

Medium

Fin

Standard

Shipping & Care FAQ

Common questions about ordering, shipping, acclimation, and care. Have a different question? Contact us.

How long does fish shipping take?
All orders ship overnight via FedEx or UPS from our Philadelphia, PA facility. Most US addresses receive their fish within 16-24 hours of dispatch. We ship Monday through Wednesday to ensure fish arrive before weekend transit holds.
What is the Live Arrival Guarantee?
Every overnight shipment from Amazonia Tropical Fish LLC is covered by our 100% Live Arrival Guarantee. If a fish arrives DOA, we provide store credit — photo documentation within 2 hours of delivery is required.
How do I acclimate fish from Amazoniafish.com to my aquarium?
Float the unopened bag in your aquarium for 15-20 minutes to equalize temperature. Then drip acclimate over 45-60 minutes using airline tubing (1-2 drops per second) into a holding container. Net the fish into your tank without adding bag water. Dim lights for the first 24 hours.
How are the fish packaged for overnight shipping?
Fish ship in oxygenated double-bagged plastic bags inside insulated styrofoam boxes with heat or cool packs depending on season. Fishes are bagged with proper water-to-fish ratio. Boxes are clearly marked LIVE FISH on all sides.
Are the fish quarantined before shipping?
All wild-caught and imported fish undergo a multi-week quarantine at our facility. Specimens are prophylactically treated for internal and external parasites and verified to be eating well before being offered for sale. Domestic strains are quarantined for at least 1 week.
What if a fish arrives dead (DOA)?
Take clear photos of the deceased fish in the unopened bag within 2 hours of delivery and email us. We process Live Arrival Guarantee claims same-day — store credit is refunded to your account.
Do you ship to Hawaii, Alaska, Puerto Rico, or internationally?
We ship throughout the continental United States plus Alaska, Hawaii, and Puerto Rico. International destinations are not supported due to live fish import regulations and shipping risks. We comply with Lacey Act and CITES regulations for all sales.
What water parameters should I prepare for my new fish?
Most South American tropical fish (angelfish, discus, apistogramma, tetras, corydoras) thrive in soft, slightly acidic water: pH 6.0-7.0, temperature 78-82°F. Specific parameters are listed in each product description. Wild-caught species benefit from blackwater botanicals (Indian Almond leaves, alder cones).
Do you offer wholesale or bulk pricing?
Yes — wholesale pricing is available for licensed retailers. Visit our wholesale page for details and bulk pricing on premium tropical fish.

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