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Discus (Freshwater)
Discus fish have been popular since their introduction to the aquarium trade. First appearing in about 1935 and imports from South America were the only available source until bred successfully in the late 70s. Since that time this gorgeous and graceful fish has gone through a succession of changes in color and even structure. Colors are now almost designer in selection, varieties of blues, greens, reds, golds and combinations of all now are available, hi-fins, and even thread-fins now exist. The most recent addition to the naturally occurring Discus family was the Pineapple variety in the mid 80s. Discus fish are of the family symphysodon, comprised of several subspecies or types. Primary differences are in coloration and generally dictated by the general local in which they are found and collected. All wild Discus are collected from the Amazon River or it's tributaries, the most brilliant and colorful varieties are collected from those areas where the water conditions are high in humus and very acid (5.5 to 6.5) Royal Blue being an example.

The basic group consists of brown, heckle, blue and green. With in these groups colors vary greatly an example would be that in the blue variety the week (lesser) colored specimens may look like common brown discus while on the high end of the color spectrum of blues resides the royal blue. Discus require frequent feedings of high protein foods, 85f temperature (min.) and a Ph no higher than 6.5 if success is to obtained. These fish may survive in other conditions for a while but will never reach their potential and will perish early on. Majestic does import wild discus, and offers premium quality conditioned specimens, the medium to large sizes are frequently available. Special orders are accepted and filled on availability basis.

Majestic Aquatic Division
The Very Finest Quality Discus Fish
Discus Care and Installation

The Majestic Discus have their genetic roots buried deep in the rain forest of South America, the Amazon River and its many tributaries offer shelter and foods to this spectacular freshwater species. The waters of the Amazon vary in PH., ranging from acid (6.5) to extremely acid (4.8) in the backwater tributaries, the waters are also soft to very soft and crystal clear to black in color. Discus will perform and respond best when kept at 6.0 to 6.5, breeding requires 5.6 to 5.9 for best results. Water temperatures should be maintained at 84f to 88f, breeding may require temperature increase to 90f to 92f, provide good water circulation / aeration for optimum oxygen quality. 10% of water should be changed weekly (20-25% recommended) for optimum results and general health. Discus are graziers, seeking food all day, and should therefore be fed many small feedings or provided foods which can remain in aquarium without breaking down or rotting. We recommend worms and worm feeder ring.

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MajesticAquatic.com
Aquatic Division
22856 Horseshoe Trail
Nuevo, CA 92567
Email: tdisney@verizon.net
Phone: (951) 345-2022

Our Majestic Facility is located at 22856 Horseshoe Trail Nuevo, Ca 92567 United states. We can be reached at (951) 345-2022 By Phone or please feel free to email us at tdisney@verizon.net.

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Discus Gallery

The following Photos in most instances are representative of specimens offered for sale unless 'specified' that "these are actual fish"..
There are about 3 or 4 pictures on this site that are used by permission of owner and usually represent Grown specimens of young acquired from Majestic..
My photos are actual photos of fish in a natural everyday setting. They are not 'posed' nor are they 'touched up' or highlighted in most instances.[size may be adjusted and cropping may be done.] . On occasion I am criticized for this, but I feel REAL pictures speak for themselves.
Lighting, position of the specimen, glass clarity and refraction all have affects and individual specimens vary as well.
our base files contain approximately 1800 images of Discus to date and it is added to regularly. This website offers tons Images and hopefully displays an understanding of the many variances of colors and patterns. New varieties appear all the time. I try to stay abreast and offer my clients the best possible price advantages.

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