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link to How Do You Treat Gill Flukes in Discus? – Gill Fluke Treatment

How Do You Treat Gill Flukes in Discus? – Gill Fluke Treatment

What Is Gill Fluke Disease In Discus? Discus gill fluke disease is a disease found on the gills of the discus fish, which is caused by small white worm-like parasites, which could be seen only...

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link to Why Is My Discus Swimming Head Standing? – Head Standing Cure

Why Is My Discus Swimming Head Standing? – Head Standing Cure

The reason why Discus is swimming head standing is that it is suffering either from a condition known as Swim Bladder disorder, a health case in which Discus is unable to regulate the amount of air...

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link to Why Is My Discus Swimming Face Down? – Complete Cure Guide

Why Is My Discus Swimming Face Down? – Complete Cure Guide

Your discus swimming face down is a sign that your fish have a buoyancy issue or simply put the loss of balance. That means your fish has lost the ability to swim properly. This issue could be caused...

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link to How Do You Treat Swim Bladder In Discus? – Swim Bladder Cure

How Do You Treat Swim Bladder In Discus? – Swim Bladder Cure

As you know, for proper treatment to be administered to a particular disease, the diagnosis must be accurate. For swim bladder disorder in discus fish, some signs indicate the possibility of swim...

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link to Large White Slime Cotton Stains on My Discus – Cure Answered

Large White Slime Cotton Stains on My Discus – Cure Answered

White slime stain is a common fungal infection in discus fishes growing cotton-like stains on their skin. These fungal infections usually found in the aquarium and feed on dead things, discus fish...

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link to How Do You Treat Discus Bloat? – Discus Dropsy and Bloating Cure

How Do You Treat Discus Bloat? – Discus Dropsy and Bloating Cure

Discus bloat - Is a situation where the intestine of the discus fish is blocked, and food eaten by the discus does not digest and cannot allow the passing out of waste from the anus. This discus fish...

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This is me Firas Sameer, the founder of DiscusRescue.com, I am an aquarist guy with a passion and love for Discus fishes, I am learning every day with my hobby at home and sharing the things I am learning from my experience with you.

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