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Discus originate in the mixed tropical waters of the Brazilian Amazon River of South America. The Amazon and its tributaries contain water described as either white, clear or black. It is in the areas where these waters "mix" that Discus are found. Today, the Discus is a favorite among experienced freshwater aquarists and does very well in planted aquariums.
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Blue Diamond Discus The Blue Diamond Discus has been selectively bred for its brilliant blue coloration. It's distinguishing feature is the small white markings on it's body. However, the overall... [Read more] |
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Neon Blue Discus The Neon Blue Discus, also known as the Cobalt Blue Discus, is a brilliant sky blue. The overall coloration of Discus will vary depending on mood and overall health of the fish.... [Read more] |
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Ocean Green Discus The Ocean Green Discus has been selectively bred for its brilliant green coloration. The body is mostly green in color, and there are a few faint horizontal black stripes. The... [Read more] |
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Pigeon Blood Discus With many names based on colored varieties resulting from controlled breeding, Symphysodon aequifasciatus is referred to as the Pigeon Blood Discus. The body of the Pigeon Blood... [Read more] |
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Red Marlboro Discus The Red Marlboro Discus has been selectively bred for its brilliant red coloration. The face of this Discus is yellow and the main part of the body is bright red. The Anal and... [Read more] |
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Red Turquoise Discus With many names based on colored varieties resulting from controlled breeding, Symphysodon aequifasciatus is referred to as the Red Turquoise Discus. The Red Turquoise Discus,... [Read more] |
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Royal Blue Discus The Royal Blue Discus is a relatively new color of the wild South American Discus, being a brilliant blue coloration. The overall coloration of Discus will vary depending on mood... [Read more] |
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Royal Red Discus The Royal Red Discus have been selectively bred for its brilliant red/orange coloration. Vertical black bars are displayed depending on the fish’s mood. The overall coloration... [Read more] |
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Snakeskin Discus With many names based on colored varieties resulting from controlled breeding, Symphysodon aequifasciatus is referred to as the Snakeskin Discus. The Snakeskin Discus has a mottled... [Read more] |
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White Discus The White Discus has been selectively bred for its brilliant white coloration. The body is mostly white in color, and the fins have a faint green and red coloration. These discus... [Read more] |
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Yellow Marlboro Discus The Yellow Marlboro Discus has been selectively bred for its brilliant yellow coloration. The body is mostly yellow in color, and may have some red in the fins, as well as faint... [Read more] |
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