Yellow Pigeon Blood Discus
$55.00 – $168.00
Some collectors enjoy a full pronounced bodied pattern. Others enjoy a “fadeaway” effect where the pattern begins to disappear towards the tail of the fish. We carry both flavors. Simply indicate your preference in the comments box in your order.
This peaceful strain has reddish-orange eyes and a gorgeous bright-yellow checkerboard pattern over a white to cream base color. The tail is clear with subtle touches of yellow or orange. The dorsal and caudal fins may have a black edge. The overall coloration is breathtaking. This strain is designed to spread warmth throughout your aquarium due to their distinctive yellow coloration, which lends unparalleled beauty. Brighten your tropical freshwater environment with the Yellow Pigeon Blood.
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Dear Mr. Li: After receiving a shipping, I noticed the Red Fuji Discus has a lot of black spots on gills and fins. I though that was from the natural born, but after 2 days, others fish stated having black spots on gills, fins, and body. On the day three, all the fish got it. I started raised the temperature to 88 and used API-General Cure for treatment. Try to hold off my second shipment for one week or two. Anything I can do to help my fish. I am new to discus. Thank you, An From Michael: The small black spots are what is called peppering in discus. It is normal for any pigeon strain, and does not indicate the fish are sick.
This is another fish that I love. I know pigeons commonly display some degree of peppering but this fish doesn't have a single black dot on it!
They have finally come out of quarantine and just got introduced to my main tank. They look great! Thank you again.