Classic San Merah Discus
$113.00 – $167.00
Emerging from the depths of the Amazon river comes the Classic San Merah Discus. This fiery Amazonian queen is sure to demand the attention of onlookers with its exotic patterns and vibrant bright hues of orange and red.
If you dare to host this sought after fresh water beauty, you will not be disappointed. The Classic San Merah is often marked with war-paint like vertical stripes across its round body and a more defined stripe down the face where the brilliant red-orange bleeds into a fluorescent pinkish-purple. It’s big delicate eyes and human-like puckered lips are something to be admired along with its patterned fins, accented with the same fluorescent colors and topped off with red-orange flames.
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The San Merah I looked at were solid red with a blue face. From Michael:You’re comparing a small juvenile fish with the adult fish pictured on my website. It hasn’t grown into its full colors yet.
The San Merah is lying on the bottom not moving much and the blue is dark with crimped fins. The San Merah came out of the bag looking just like the pictures.
The fish you picked for me are beautiful. You did me solid. I'll get pics and reviews out. Here's a quick shot before the lights went out. I'll get you a couple more with them spread out. It's funny watching them they're playing in the current. I got some MP40s turned way down and they like it.
Here are some pics of my Discus in my 350 that I took after we spoke. I have a very diverse group of Discus, but, they seam to be healthy and happy together and reward me on a regular basis with entertainment, beauty and fry if I choose to separate the breeding pair to allow it. So, this is the family, most of which are not at all camera shy. Only a couple are hiding out today. You will recognize your two newcomers showing off for the camera, as well. This is my addiction, more so than a hobby, or even a way of life. I spend countless hours just watching. I sleep very little due to my illness, but these guys help me, not only pass my time, but enjoy it, no matter what the time of day. I even enjoy the maintenance and projects involving tank and fish. Right now, I am plumbing my 290 gallon RO holding tank through the attic and down to the tank to make water changes easier. I have a bathroom on the other side of the wall adjacent to the back of the tank, so I am connecting a drain line from the tank to a large drain line of the house. Its working out perfect and should save me a lot of time and more importantly a lot of energy. I was I contractor before I stopped working, so I am able to put some of my skills from building and remodeling homes to work at my own house. I just take it slow and easy and listen to my body. When it says to stop, I stop and rest. I should have this project wrapped up in the next day or two. This is what happens when I start talking about my Discus: I ramble and don't stop. Sorry about that.
Thank you, the fish arrived pretty healthy.