Where to buy?

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If you want some wild caught discus buy from mark at discus origins his nice strains although they r all wild caught


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:popcorn: Discus Hans is my choice bar none!!! http://discus-hans-usa.com/ Prices are fair & selection is excellent. Customer service is very good. You won't be sorry. I'm ordering more as we speak. "T"

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:popcorn: Thanx. Hans is very 'hands on' & personal. I figure 5 or 6 more & I'll be set for a minute or two. lol lol "T"
 
Buy from me lol I breed them. If not from me lol, I recommend Discus Hans a personal friend of mine. He has fair pricing, good strong and healthy fish and in my opinion is the only importer in the US of the nicest discus in the world(Stendker Discus Germany). Central Ohio Discus really nice discus from Asia. Good luck with your new purchase.
 
nflaig said:
Buy from me lol I breed them. If not from me lol, I recommend Discus Hans a personal friend of mine. He has fair pricing, good strong and healthy fish and in my opinion is the only importer in the US of the nicest discus in the world(Stendker Discus Germany). Central Ohio Discus really nice discus from Asia. Good luck with your new purchase.
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Thanks for the input. I was looking at Discus Hans' website and i like how he has the 6-7" available in most varieties. I'm looking for full size adults like that. I'm going to have to put my discus plans on hold for probably a month though as i have just invested a fair amount of money into leopoldi rays. They are only 6" would i be able to keep discus in with them?
 
ive bought about 2 doz. from somethingsphisy and have had very good luck..you can catch some on sale at very resonable prices..the shipping is awesome and fast
 
You could technically but at some point might be a problem. There water parameters are pretty much the same both do well in low ph softer water, but discus dont like fish that are faster and bigger than them so being you have leos that will get huge it wouldnt work in the long run probably. Also might cause your discus to be skiddish or hide alot. Personally myself I wouldnt do it, but it would technically work for awhile most likely. Hope that helps.

jhutch said:
Thanks for the input. I was looking at Discus Hans' website and i like how he has the 6-7" available in most varieties. I'm looking for full size adults like that. I'm going to have to put my discus plans on hold for probably a month though as i have just invested a fair amount of money into leopoldi rays. They are only 6" would i be able to keep discus in with them?
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nflaig said:
You could technically but at some point might be a problem. There water parameters are pretty much the same both do well in low ph softer water, but discus dont like fish that are faster and bigger than them so being you have leos that will get huge it wouldnt work in the long run probably. Also might cause your discus to be skiddish or hide alot. Personally myself I wouldnt do it, but it would technically work for awhile most likely. Hope that helps.
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Definately helps thanks. I will wait then maybe 2 months so i have the money to do a nice planted tank with discus and maybe some neon tetras just because it would look pretty nice.
 
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