Freshwater discus Collection
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Exotic “King of the Aquarium” with majestic oval bodies and vivid patterns
- Premium round-bodied elegance
- Striking patterns and colors
- Iconic show-tank species
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FAQ
1. Are discus fish easy to keep?
Discus fish can be easy to keep when water quality is stable. They need warm temperatures (28–30°C), clean water, and consistent pH. Many importers prefer farm-bred discus because they adapt better to various tank environments.
2. What is the shape of a discus fish?
Discus fish have a distinctive round, disk-shaped body with extended dorsal and anal fins. Their unique shape and vibrant colors make them highly popular in the ornamental fish market.
3. What should I know before buying discus fish?
Buyers should consider the fish’s origin, size, stress level, water parameters, and shipping readiness. Export-quality discus from controlled breeding facilities tend to be hardier and have lower DOA rates.
4. What tank size do discus fish need?
A single discus fish typically requires at least a 50–70 liter tank. For export or retail environments, larger holding tanks with stable water conditions ensure better survival and acclimation.
5. How many discus fish should be kept together?
Discus fish thrive in groups of 5–8 fish, helping reduce territorial behavior and stress. This is why wholesalers often order them in batches rather than individually.