I was wondering if you guys could point me in the right direction to get some nice juvis, im looking for 6-7 of them. as a Future project tryign to do my homework on these. but any input would be nice. Thanks
Discus
- Thread starter Elgo_Sweettooth
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Personally, I like George's stuff. He's here in Phoenix and raises his babies in pH 8 tap water so they're really hardy and adaptable. I bought some tiny ones from him about a year ago and they turned out NICE. So all the rest of mine came from him too.
He's the guy with the "new pair" thread.
He's the guy with the "new pair" thread.
Elgo I don't know where in Indiana you are but you have 2 great Discus breeders nearby.
The first one and farest away is Jack at Discus KC in Kansas City. http://www.geocities.com/kc_discus/
Next you have Bill Deem in Ohio and his Son in Law Larry McDaniel.
Discus for sale can be picked up at their main hatchery in Columbus OH. Call Bill @ 614-276-3652.Hours are 1pm to 7pm E.S.T
http://www.fivestardiscus.com/
Both guy's raise some fantastic Discus and they sell Quality, no junk from these 2 guys.
George
The first one and farest away is Jack at Discus KC in Kansas City. http://www.geocities.com/kc_discus/
Next you have Bill Deem in Ohio and his Son in Law Larry McDaniel.
Discus for sale can be picked up at their main hatchery in Columbus OH. Call Bill @ 614-276-3652.Hours are 1pm to 7pm E.S.T
http://www.fivestardiscus.com/
Both guy's raise some fantastic Discus and they sell Quality, no junk from these 2 guys.
George
KC Discus is great as mentioned above.
There are some breeders/importers in Ohio.
CODiscus Centralohiodiscus.com
Great Lakes Discus in Michigan
There are some breeders/importers in Ohio.
CODiscus Centralohiodiscus.com
Great Lakes Discus in Michigan
All the sources cited are well respected in the discus keeping community. You are fortunate to have so many good one in your region. Doesn't get much better than that.
i guess living in this world of corn isnt so bad*S* at least from the "getting fish" side of things. finally somethign good about living on the set of children of the corn.