Discus Fish Secrets

Most of the time when Discus Fish hobbyists talk about natural/wild discus fish species, they have these four in mind:
(1) Heckel Discus
(2) Brown Discus
(3) Green Discus
(4) Blue Discus

The following are photos of the abovementioned natual/wild species I found from Google image searches.

(1)Wikipedia's Discus Fish. The article gives you quick information on taxonomy, appearance, reproduction, water chemistry etc.
(2) Species of Discus
(3) Discus Fish Photo Gallery
(4) Discus Aquarium Fish. The article here gives you broad background information on discuss breeding: tank size, plants, decor, filtration, temperation, discus fish selection etc.

NB: If you prefer to have an expert by your side to guide you, a highly recommended reading is the ebook, Discus Fish Secrets by Rob Clark. It is an ebook about the secrets to keeping and breeing discus fish...the easy way!

Breeders, through selective breeding of natural and genetic mutations, have brought forth numerous variations in shapes, colors and patterns, some of which I show below. The images came from Google searches.

(1) Heckel Discus
(2) Brown Discus
(3) Green Discus
(4) Blue Discus
(5) Blue Turquoise Discus
(6) Red Turquoise Discus
(7) Pigeon Blood Discus
(8) Blue Diamond Discus
(9) Leopard Skin Discus
(10) Snakeskin Discus
(11) Snow White Discus
(12) Golden Discus
(13) San Merah Discus
(14) Albino Discus

A fraction of what you can learn from the Discus Fish Secrets ebook:
* The best size tank to keep discus in. Get this wrong and your discus could be permanently stunted

* The quick check list of everything you must have before you even think about buying your discus

* Which filter most discus fish prefer and why

* How to get the right water your discus fish will thrive in

* The basics of water chemistry

* The advantages and disadvantages of adding plants

* How to know when the tank is ready for fish

* Quick tips on how to pick the best discus in the shop... do this wrong and you'll have problems from the start

* What size discus you should buy and the best size for beginners

* Questions you must ask the seller, this alone will help you loads

* How picking the wrong strain of discus can be a disaster

* The truth about what discus should be fed and how often

* How to keep your discus happy for a long time

* How well your discus should grow and what to do if they are not

* The early signs that you can see that tells you that their ready to breed

* Quick little tricks that will have your discus breeding Immediately

* An overview of the spawning process

* The right way to look after fry for the first few weeks

* How to grow young discus on to the best quality adults around

* How to overcome the most common problems you will encounter

* Plus Much More.

P/S Hear what Rob Clark, author of Discus Fish Secrets, has to say:
*I have been keeping and breeding discus for over 10 years

*I read most books, both new and old on discus and try the techniques discussed

*I participate on the best discus forums on the Internet

*I practice what I preach, I use the exact same methods to keep my discus looking the best

*I cut out all the fluff and give it to you straight


P/S "Now YOU Can Keep Discus Fish The Easy Way Using This Exact Blueprint To Having Happy, Healthy & Problem Free Discus That Spawn As Soon As You Place The Cone In The Water".

If you want to pursue further your interest in Discus Fish, Robert Clark, an enthusiast who has successfully been keeping and breeding Discus Fish for more than 10 years, has unveiled his secrets all in Discus Fish Secrets, an amazing ebook that teaches you how to keep and breeding Discus Fish the easy way.