The Discus Community Aquarium, by Uncle Bill
It is the dream of a great many would-be and current discus keepers to have a fully landscaped, planted discus community display. Not just a community of discus but a...
So You Want Start Keeping Discus? OK. But Start Out Doing It Right! By Jim E. Quarles
This article is for the Newbie to discus keeping. And just perhaps a few things can be of use to those not so new to the hobby. If you want to...
The Common Sense of Discus By Mary Ellen Sweeney
Distinguished members of the family Cichlidae and the genus Symphysodon, discus are considered by many hobbyists to be the ultimate in freshwater fishes. Called the "King of the Aquarium," there...
Tips for Increasing Discus Spawn Yields
If you are not getting many discus fry from your discus breeding pair spawns, then try some of these tips below to hopefully help maximize your discus spawn yields. Lower Water...
Getting Discus Pairs to Spawn Again
Discus are considered to be the “King” of all tropical fish. Breeding discus can be very challenging, even for the most advanced tropical fish hobbyist. It requires lots of patience...
10 Tips on Getting Discus Fry to Attach to Breeding Pairs
Sometimes discus fry don't attach to their parents after they start free swimming. Usually this is a problem with newly formed, young discus pairs. The discus fry will wander around...
Tank Sizing and Substrates for a Discus Aquarium
If are looking to set up a Discus Aquarium this page will help you understand the fundamentals of setting up a Discus tank. Size matters Height of Tank The size of your tropical...
Classic Wild Tefe Green Discus
Green is a color that is generally speaking, difficult to find in discus. Requiring the perfect blend of yellow and blue tones, obtaining a nice green shade can be elusive....
Wild Iripixi Discus
These spectacular red-rimmed beasts may become too overwhelming beyond 3 specimens. Many customers prefer a sprinkling of 2-4 specimens within a diverse group of 15 wilds.
Wild Blue-Moon Heckel Discus
These spectacular specimens are almost completely solid blue in coloration. They received their name from the local fishermen who could barely discern them in the water when attempting to harvest...
