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Friday, November 7, 2008

Discus Fish Secrets testimonials

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"Hi Rob, I have just finished your book and it was great. It's about time there was a new all in one guide for discus. It has really helped me as I was a bit confused on some subjects, thanks again"
Jimmy Roberts, South Yorkshire, UK

"After reading so much different information about discus it left me not knowing which advice to take but with your information my discus look better than ever. Their color has picked up lots and they seem happier now. Thanks"
Michael Pierce, CA, USA

"Great guide Rob, You haven't missed a thing out. It's like a discus bible, every discus owner should have it. I followed some of your advice and now my discus have stopped hiding away."
Franz Weidman, Germany

"All I can say is Wow, I feel like an expert after reading your book I've only been keeping discus for a couple of months. It is one of the best books on discus I have ever read. Cheers
Darren, Manchester, UK
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Wednesday, November 5, 2008

The Ultimate Guide To Discus Fish Care, Breeding and Keeping Them Healthy

Discus Fish Secrets

Here's just a fraction of what you'll learn:

● The best size tank to keep discus in. Get this wrong and your discus could be permanently stunted

● The quick check list of everything you must have before you even think about buying your discus

● Which filter most discus fish prefer and why

● How to get the right water your discus fish will thrive in

● The basics of water chemistry

● The advantages and disadvantages of adding plants

● How to know when the tank is ready for fish

● Quick tips on how to pick the best discus in the shop... do this wrong and you'll have problems from the start

● What size discus you should buy and the best size for beginners

● Questions you must ask the seller, this alone will help you loads

● How picking the wrong strain of discus can be a disaster

● The truth about what discus should be fed and how often

● How to keep your discus happy for a long time

● How well your discus should grow and what to do if they are not

● The early signs that you can see that tells you that their ready to breed

● Quick little tricks that will have your discus breeding Immediately

● An overview of the spawning process

● The right way to look after fry for the first few weeks

● How to grow young discus on to the best quality adults around

● How to overcome the most common problems you will encounter

Plus Much More OWN YOUR COPY


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Tuesday, November 4, 2008

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Welcome to my discus fish blog. here you will learn about discus fish and if you Want The Healthiest Discus Fish, Full Of Bright Colors And Amazing Confidence...(GUARANTEED)then you are in the right place .
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Discus Fish (Complete Pet Owner's Manual)
Freshwater aquarium hobbyists will find all the information they need regarding purchasing, feeding, and maintaining this delicately-hued tropical fish. Heavily illustrated with vivid color photos and instructive line art, Barron’s Complete Pet Owner’s Manuals show and inform pet owners regarding proper care of dogs, cats, birds, fish, reptiles, amphibians, small caged animals—virtually every creature that is kept as a pet. The books give advice on purchasing and otherwise acquiring a pet, feeding it nutritiously, keeping it in good health, and where applicable, grooming and training it. Each book in this large series is individually written by a specialist, and though the information is authoritative, the text is clear and straightforward, easy for every pet owner to understand.
Customer Review: good beginner book
Very good starting point for raising discus.Well laid out, easy read, good value. I have two other books by Degen but this is the one i keep picking up to browse.
Customer Review: Better Than New
I BOUGHT THIS BOOK MANY YEARS AGO AND WENT TO BUY IT AGAIN AND ENDED UP WITH THE LATEST EDITION. THE LATEST EDITION IS MISSING ALOT OF IMPORTANT INFORMATION THAT THIS BOOK HAS. IF YOU ARE IN THE BUSINESS OF DISCUS FISH THIS IS A GREAT BOOK. THE NEW EDITION HAS BETTER PICTURES BUT THAT IS WHERE IT ENDS. BUY THIS BOOK
The Discus: An Owner's Guide toa Happy Healthy Fish (Happy Healthy Pet)
Written by tropical fish experts with over 30 years experience, The Discus includes all the information a new fish keeper needs to begin this exciting hobby: how to select a tank; proper water conditions; nutrition; and breeding your own beautiful fish. Like all the titles in the Owner's Guide series, The Discus is filled with info-packed sidebars and striking color photos. This book helps make keeping Discus a fun and rewarding experience for the hobbyist.
Customer Review: Absolute Rubbish
I bought this book thinking I will get more knowledge about Discus keeping .But after going through the book I changed my opinion and think buying this book was absolute waste of money and time. Information given in the book is too general for any aquarium fish and not for Discus fish in particular. Not worth spending you precious money and time.
Customer Review: Just the basics
This is a great book if you know next to nothing about discus. It gives you all the specs you may need to know to keep healthy beautiful discus and even the basics on breeding with some nice pictures. It also repeats alot of information for reference purposes. However, if you need a detailed discription of the care of discus you will be diapointed with this one. I recomend you purchase it with another more detailed book that may overlook the more simple aspects of discus care.
Discus (Tropical Fish Hobbyist T.F.H.)

Cichlids: Understanding Angelfish, Oscars, Discus, and Others (Fish Keeping Made Easy)
With a focus on recreating natural habitats and providing the ideal environment for successful keeping, this book contains troubleshooting advice and remain useful long after the aquarium is set up, so readers will enjoy them for years to come.
Customer Review: Good book for cichlid beginners
The book itself is recommended for people who are stepping into the world of cichlids. If you're deciding wether or not you'd like to keep cichlids or deciding on which cichlid species to keep this is the book for you. It covers most basics of cichlid keeping, describes differences between different sorts of these fish. Everything is backed up with great pictures. The book will sure make a lot of influence to your decision on which cichlids to choose. Some most common speciers are described in more detail. Overall, you'll find basic information on all aspects of cichlid keeping (tank setup, equipment, feeding, breeding, illnesses etc.). However, if you're making your first aquarium, I personally recommend that you buy some beginner guidebook on setting up aquariums. Also, once you choose the kind of cichlids to keep, you'll probably want to buy another book which describes the chosen species in more detail. This book would be a waste of money for professionals. Four stars are given because I think that some topics could have been covered in some more detail.
Customer Review: Amazing Book
This book has so much information than any other book I have read. It contains a brief history of the cichlids and where they can be found. This book also tells you how to set up your cichlid aquarium and tips for maintaining your aquarium.
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