Found in mostly Brazil’s Rio Negro, this fish has a distinguishing dark “fifth” stripe and has both red and blue varieties. It’s named after ichthyologist Johann Jacob Heckel and is the most difficult discus to keep, because it likes somewhat softer (and lower pH) and warmer water than the other species. It has two subspecies, the Blue Head Symphysodon Discus Discus – which has a blue head (obviously), and the Symphysodon Discus Willischwartzi.
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Black Discus Fish, Heckel, Wild Discus Fish
Wild Classic Brazilian Heckel Discus
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Heckel, Wild Discus Fish
Wild Yellow-Faced Blue Nhamunda Heckel Discus
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Black Discus Fish, Heckel, Wild Discus Fish
Wild Blue-Moon Heckel Discus
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Heckel, Wild Discus Fish
Wild Yellow Mari-Mari Heckel Discus
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Black Discus Fish, Heckel, Mr. Andrea Andreas, Shop By Breeder, Wild Discus Fish
Wild Brazilian Yellow Heckel Discus
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Heckel, Shop By Breeder, Vitor Hugo Quaresma, Wild Discus Fish
Wild Blue-Faced Nhamunda Heckel Discus
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Black Discus Fish, Heckel, Wild Discus Fish
Wild Brazilian Blue Heckel Discus
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Heckel, Mr. Andrea Andreas, Shop By Breeder, Silver Discus Fish, Wild Discus Fish
Wild-Caught Silver Heckel Discus
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Heckel, Mr. Luc Brosens, Shop By Breeder, Wild Discus Fish
F1 Brazilian Heckel Discus
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