N nuggets Feeder Fish MFK Member Oct 15, 2008 279 3 0 cichlid world Apr 4, 2009 #1 here are some pics of my new discus are they a pair and what kind are they?
F fayfay Feeder Fish MFK Member Mar 27, 2009 102 0 0 Scandinavia Apr 4, 2009 #2 They look like normal wildform Symphysodon aequifasciatus to me. Pretty lil things =)
N nuggets Feeder Fish MFK Member Oct 15, 2008 279 3 0 cichlid world Apr 4, 2009 #3 thanks they are 6 1/2 inches around now i love them
F fayfay Feeder Fish MFK Member Mar 27, 2009 102 0 0 Scandinavia Apr 4, 2009 #4 Dont know if its a pair or not though, sexing discus is pretty darned tricky. Put in a breeding cone and youll find out soon enough What do you feed them?
Dont know if its a pair or not though, sexing discus is pretty darned tricky. Put in a breeding cone and youll find out soon enough What do you feed them?
Death Pony Feeder Fish MFK Member Feb 6, 2007 4,271 1 0 37 Fredericksburg and Newport News, VA cnu.facebook.com Apr 5, 2009 #5 Definitely a wild variety.
N nuggets Feeder Fish MFK Member Oct 15, 2008 279 3 0 cichlid world Apr 5, 2009 #6 they love frozen bloodworms and some beefhearts and a little brine shrimp,i have cones in there they get along great and always swim and hang out together
they love frozen bloodworms and some beefhearts and a little brine shrimp,i have cones in there they get along great and always swim and hang out together
T Tom Feeder Fish MFK Member Oct 10, 2008 957 0 0 North America. www.viagraonline2015shopusa.com Apr 5, 2009 #7 Very pretty
Red Devil Nice to meet you and welcome to MFK MFK Member Feb 23, 2006 34,413 366 1,273 United states of America Apr 5, 2009 #8 gorgeous discus
W Will Hayward Feeder Fish MFK Member Mar 5, 2008 1,131 0 0 Canada www.alternativeaquariums.com Apr 6, 2009 #9 Beautiful. I tend to favour wild discus. These are no exception.
E Eric A Polypterus MFK Member Nov 28, 2008 5,003 22 92 Australia Apr 6, 2009 #10 Green discus. You can tell by the dark band that goes around the outside of the fins, through the claudal peduncle, and back up through the eye. Very beautiful indeed.
Green discus. You can tell by the dark band that goes around the outside of the fins, through the claudal peduncle, and back up through the eye. Very beautiful indeed.