I've created an albino Polypterus endlicheri model.

As the name suggests, the main characteristic of a leucistic individual is that its "entire body is white." Leucistic individuals, unlike albino individuals, do not appear white due to an extreme lack of pigment. Instead, they have strong white pigmentation, making them appear white. Unlike albino individuals, their eyes do not turn red, which distinguishes them. Leucistic individuals, like albino individuals, are rare and are highly valued in the tropical fish world as rare specimens.

Leucistic individuals of Polypterus endlicheri do not have the distinctive band-like patterns, but they exude a unique presence as rare white specimens.

I've displayed it in the office, hoping it will be sold someday. Not limited to ancient fish, famous examples of leucistic animals include "white lions and white tigers."