My Small Wild Amazon

[Mapet]

For this session I turn on old light.

[rickztahone]

Awesome as always

[Solid]

Fish look fantastic. Love it!

[marinum]

Great Great Great .... my most beautiful dream

[Mapet]

Thank Yoy Guys

Something new. My first spawn wild discus ever.
Male guarding eggs.

[rickztahone]

That is an awesome shot. Good luck

[Second Hand Pat]

That is truly exciting Mapet. Best of luck with this Wild discus make great parents.
Pat

[Pardal]

WOW!
Mapet I enjoy the whole thread beautiful fish and you just put the nail with the spawning at the end.
I do have a question though did you have carophyl pink in your freeze dry blackworms.
The only reason I ask was because the two greens with by the way look amazing too, got more redish hue one can only tell they are greens because of the red spots, typical of the strain.
Any way the browns, the greens and the whole set up is amazing .
please keep us update, specially for those like me that are discus orphan at this time.
Julian

[Pardal]

Are these able to tolerate harder water like domestic discus? I really want some of these for my upcoming biotope, but I don't use RO water.

Yes you can, but their colors won't be as amaizing as these guys are right now.

[Mapet]

Thank You

Wild discus make great parents.
Pat

We'll see.

I do have a question though did you have carophyl pink in your freeze dry blackworms.
The only reason I ask was because the two greens with by the way look amazing too, got more redish hue one can only tell they are greens because of the red spots, typical of the strain.

No. With such coloring things, I add only red sweet peppers to the mix, and maybe even tetra granules gives them more red color.
I like my fish as they are, natural.

[tolga]

Simply beautiful.... Way to go!

[Pardal]

Kudos on you, great job! I guest is just your care, nothing like good water and TLC.

Julian.

[jmf3460]

Great job Mapet. Im so jealous of you right now. keep us posted

[Mapet]

Thank you all
The eggs were gone, maybe next time.
I was not at home 4 days, so I do not know they were wrigglers.
They guarded the eggs two days, what happened later, I do not know.

[jmf3460]

GREAT FOOTAGE. I find it amusing how everyone else is just watching. Wonder if they are learning?