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How do Discus Rise and Sink in Water?
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Additional Notes on Discus Classification
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Jack Wattley: Godfather of the Discus
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Freshwater Stingrays as Discus Tankmates
Freshwater stingrays originated from the Amazon River system just like most of the other aquarium fish. Even though they... read more
A Timeline of the Discus Industry
Dr. Johann Jacob Heckel was the first scientist to write about the discus in 1840. He discovered the Heckel... 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... read more
All About the Wattley Turquoise Discus
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The 4 Varieties of Wild Discus
The beautifully colored varieties of Discus that we have grown to love are a result of highly selective breeding.... read more
The Origins of Discus Fish
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A Brief Timeline of the Discus Fish
THE FIRST DISCOVERY Johannes Baptist Natterer and Johann Jacob Heckel's efforts during the Nineteenth Century led to the discovery of... read more
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