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    My Wild Caught Discus

    After 2 months, finally ready to share the pics with you guys
















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    Beautiful wilds
    "If it isn't a wild its way too mild ! "

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    Thank you taksan

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    Gorgeous fish stevie. I love your heckels. :P
    Thirty-five years keeping and breeding discus, and I'm still learning :P

    Merrilyn has passed, but will not be forgotten - Goodbye dear friend

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    Thank you Merrilyn, they are my favorites

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    stunning!

    just as discus should look, what lights are you using over the tank?

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    Quote Originally Posted by ILLUSN
    stunning!

    just as discus should look, what lights are you using over the tank?
    Thank you ILLUSN.

    It's 150W 20000K HQI, so it's a bit blue....

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    Hi,

    I just saw these nice wilds now. Just wanted to suggest to you:
    Do not keep all 3 species together. Definitely Heckel Discus comes from a complete different habitat and environment and extreme water parameters - those you should definitely keep for them selfs if you want to appreciate their real beauty and for them to stay healthy.

    The Green Discus (S.. aequifasciatus come also from very different waters than the Browns.

    This is my suggestion from one who has colelcted and studyied them all his life... (or betetr 10 lifes).

    Best regards
    Heiko Bleher
    www.aquapress-bleher.com
    Heiko Bleher

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