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A history of the discus industry in Asia
Discus fish (Symphysodon spp.) are native to the Amazon Basin in South America, but they have been popular in the... read more
How do Discus Rise and Sink in Water?
Fish are a bit like birds or flying insects: They have built-in mechanisms that allow them to move up and... read more
Jack Wattley: Godfather of the Discus
Jack Wattley at a Recent Reptile Show in Daytona Jack Wattley was originally from Cleveland, Ohio. As a small child, he... read more
Discus Strains and Their Differences
FOUR MAIN SUBSPECIES Diverse subspecies and variations of discus are available. The four main subspecies of discus fish are: Green Discus Green Diamond... read more
Additional Notes on Discus Classification
Two ways to classify discus have been used: classification by heritage and classification by physical characteristics. Classifying discus by heritage is an... read more
The Secret to Massive Discus Growth
THE KEY TO EXPLOSIVE DISCUS GROWTH: FREQUENTLY CHANGING THE WATER What do you think is the most important thing you can... read more
A history of the discus fish industry in the United States
Discus fish (Symphysodon spp.) first became popular in the United States in the 1950s, when they were first imported from... read more
Discus Social Behavior, Feeding, and Breeding Basics
The discus were originally discovered in the Amazon River. They are part of a group of fish known as cichlids,... read more
The Origins of Discus Fish
It goes without saying that discus fish are the incontrovertible kings of the freshwater aquarium. This eponym can be attributed... read more
All About the Wattley Turquoise Discus
THE WATTLEY TURQUOISE The Wattley Turquoise Discus, also known as the Coerulea Regarded as one of the pioneers of discus breeding, Jack... read more
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