disease or camouflage

[shichimi]

I rescued this discus from another local hobbyist. I was wondering if it's camouflage or a discus disease. It's been eating well with my other discus. I have attached pictures.IMG_7883.jpgIMG_7772.jpg31830FF4-49B8-4803-8F5E-FD9E6B1A9D83.jpg

[bluelagoon]

You take a lot of chances to recue a fish and put it with your others. It does appear stunted; not sure if that is healing fin damage or maybe fin rot. I don't think the spotting is a disease but I've never seen a discus with that color variation before. It looks sad. Also appears to be wasting away.

[LizStreithorst]

It looks like it needs a good worming to me. The color is weird, but I think it's the fish's natural color.

[CliffsDiscus]

They might still have Discus with the black spots in Thailand.

[jeep]

Are the spots consistent? Or do they fade in and out, or move around?

[shichimi]

The previous hobbyist already dewormed it. I've had it for 4 months before I added any other discus. The other discus are stendker discus and came after.

[shichimi]

How can one tell if a discus is stunted?

[shichimi]

the spots are consistent. They don't move around or fade in and out.

[bluelagoon]

How can one tell if a discus is stunted?

The eyes will appear larger and sometimes football shaped and skinny. The eyes grow but the body doesn't.

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