Dec 1, 2024
Some of the wild discus my dad had in the 90s. They were so beautiful.
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Some of the wild discus my dad had in the 90s. They were so beautiful.
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Wild Green Tefe Discus Aquarium
Symphysodon tarzoo. S. tarzoo is a species of discus native to rivers of the western Amazon Basin where it prefers deep waters, hiding between roots and in crevices in rocks. This species grows to a length of 13.24 centimetres SL. Symphysodon tarzoo differs in colouration from other discus species from the red spots on the anal fin and the body. The species was first discovered by Earl Lyons in 1959, and was named in 2006.
Symphysodon aequifasciatus "Lago Curuai ". Pellegrin, 1904. I love wild discus- this is a Gorgeous variety .
Wild Discus!
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Wild Nhamundá Discus.
The Nhamunda River rises in the mountainous terra incognita of northern Brazil below the Guyana border and, flowing southeast, enters the Amazon River about threequarters of the way down its fourthousand-mile length. Compared with some of the Amazon’s other tributaries, seven of which are over a thousand miles long, the Nhamunda is minor-league-only around four hundred miles long. Because there is no abundance of gold, bauxite, iron, uranium, rubber, or commercial hardwoods to attract people to the Nhamunda Valley, it is virtually uninhabited, with no airstrips or roads to link them to the outside world. Amongst this Wilderness you will find the beautiful Nhamunda Discus Fish in its varius colour forms.
The Nhamunda is thought to be the home of the legendary Indian tribe that consisted only of women & children - the Amazons. The first Europeans to travel the length of the Amazon River maintained that they had been attacked by female warriors. An account of the engagement appears in the chronicles of the Dominican friar Gaspar de Carvajal, who began his journey on Dec. 26, 1541 with the Spanish conquistador Francisco de Orellana and 60 of his soldiers.
Photographs © Mats Wesen.
Wild Nahmunda Red Discus.
Wow! this is one fantastic looking tank! :) .
The Underwater world of Wild Discus.
Lago Grande underwater vídeo.