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Stunted Discus Fish: Causes, Symptoms, and Cure

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There’s no easy way to say this but keeping discus fish is not easy especially if you’re considering their natural rate of growth and metabolism. Regardless of their source, it is a challenge for pet owners to keep them, much more to nurture and make them grow. However, favourable conditions feeding can help achieve the desired maturity size of the fish. By conditions we mean favourable water temperature, proper feeding, and optimum fish tank water pH. Hygiene and other proper fish care aspects are also held of great importance when we want a healthy and growing discus fish. Unfortunately, there are fish owners that are confronted with growth problems among their aquatic pets. Regardless of variety, some may find it difficult to get to mature size. This condition pertaining to growth and development can affect the fish as early as during the young age. Experts call this fish as stunted discus. In this article, we will tackle on the causes, signs and possible treatmen
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Here at Uncle Sam's Discus - we supply and deliver a variety of exotic and unique discus strains. We are very excited to announce that we have NEW STOCK in store for you for this month. We're FULL, FULL of NEW STRAINS... In Uncle Sam's Discus, it's APRIL FULLS! Visit us at our online store and check out these beautiful fishes waiting for you. http://unclesamsdiscus.com/online-store Follow Us on ALL our SOCIAL MEDIA Outlets for latest news, blogs and updates: Facebook: facebook.com/UncleSamsDiscus Instagram: instagram.com/us_discus Twitter: twitter.com/unclesamsdiscus $40.00    3-3.75" FULL FACE SPOTTED ERUPTION $80.00    5" FULL FACE SPOTTED ERUPTION $90.00    5" RING LEOPARD $80.00    5" RED PANDA $50.00    4" RED PANDA $75.00    5" GOLDEN PANDA $115.00    5-5.5" FIRE RED FEMALE $105.00    5-5.5" FIRE RED MALE $75.00    5" REFLECTION D COBALT $85.00    5-5.5" SNOW LEOPARD $75.00    5-5.5" SNOW ERUPTION $95.00   
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Wild and Domesticated Discus Fish: Is It OK to Mix Them?

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There are now two commonly known types of discus fish: the wild and domestic. Typically, these two have different requirements when it comes to food, water temperature, care, breeding, and so on. Mixing discus fish for beginners can be very challenging. However, there are ways in which one can make it possible. Before we tackle on the issue on how to keep domestic discus with the wild ones, let us first get acquainted on the difference between the two breeds. The Wild Caught Discus Discus caught in the wild are fishes that live off in a hostile environment where the water condition is either murky, muddy, or just plain dirty. We can deduce that when compared to the captive bred, the wild ones is sturdier and more hardy against diseases. The Domesticated Varieties On the other hand, domestic discus fish thrive best in a much more tamed environment where the water is clean, controlled, and maintained in an optimal state. You can say that they’re healthier but l
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