I’m still in love with that heckel cross. Nice pics. Exactly what Patty says, your worst would be ny best. Looking forward to more updates
Your bad pics would be my best pics. Beautiful fish with those Betty Davis eyes!
Patty
If the discus are happy, I’m happy
I’m still in love with that heckel cross. Nice pics. Exactly what Patty says, your worst would be ny best. Looking forward to more updates
Thank TobiHere you go.
Love this fish.
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Heckels are growing slowly and doing very well.
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Your discus are talking to you....are you listening
Oh my lord, I think I’m in love!![]()
If the discus are happy, I’m happy
What stunning pictures and the fishThey look so healthy !
Are the Heckels a s small as they look?
Looks great! Hopefully i’ll Be able to pick some more up in the next month or so. Moving to Vegas this weekend. Fish will be moved next week... well the 4 left.
How big a wild discus can grow in captivity?
I mean those designer variety can grow upto 8-9 inch from egg, but is it possible to raise a wild to such size ?
I have a question on the wilds I have seen heckels and heckel cross but their still called wilds what's the difference
Jeanne
Hi Jeanne, a wild discus is technically a discus which is caught as a wild fish. Many of the strain titles we see with cross in the name hint of a wild fish recently in the linage of the fish. But who knows how many generations far back that wild fish was used. Basically all fish with cross in the name are domestic fish unless the fish are caught in the wild. One exception is a fish I personally have which is a heckel cross and it is a wild fish and came in with a bunch of wild discus.
Pat
Your discus are talking to you....are you listening