High Bodied Blue Cobalt Discus
$48.00 – $163.00
In the heart of a dense forest, there was a blue rock with purple hues that sat alone in a clearing. Many had stumbled upon it, but few dared to approach it. The rock seemed to have a strange aura, one that emanated an eerie energy that kept people at bay.
One day, a curious traveler by the name of Sam came upon the blue rock. He had heard rumors of its mysterious powers and wanted to see for himself what all the fuss was about. As he approached the rock, he noticed a strange shimmer in the air around it, as if the rock was emanating some sort of energy.
Sam reached out to touch the rock, but as soon as his hand made contact, he was suddenly transported to a strange and unknown place. He found himself standing in the middle of a vast, barren wasteland, with no idea of how he had gotten there.
As he wandered the wasteland, he began to see strange visions. He saw images of people from another time and place, and heard their voices whispering secrets to him. He saw a great battle taking place between two armies, and he witnessed the rise and fall of entire civilizations.
As the visions faded, Sam found himself back in the clearing, standing before the blue rock once again. He was disoriented and confused, but he couldn’t shake the feeling that he had just experienced something incredible.
Over time, Sam returned to the blue rock again and again, each time experiencing new visions and strange energies. He began to understand that the rock was a portal to another world, one that he could explore and learn from.
And so, Sam became a traveler between worlds, journeying through the blue rock with purple hues to discover the secrets of the universe. And though he never quite understood the true nature of the rock, he knew that its power was something beyond human comprehension.
- Reviews (2)
Just an update pix on the fish.
Michael, thank you so much for caring about your customer's experience. My wife and I are beyond thrilled with our new tank friends. The "Cobalt Blue" is a gorgeous creature we are totally captivated by. The other 2 are awesome as well although the youngest of the 3 seems to be lagging the others in his acclimation. Lights are still off and all 3 have eaten.
I'm happy to share some pictures of them and my tank. I was disheartened to learn that an additional separate tank would be preferred way to work them into general population. I do have plans for a 3rd tank down the road, but did not have a spare tank to facilitate this approach. Hope they're okay.
I've attached some images.
If you see anything that strikes a concern, please don't hesitate. The tank is just a month old and I'm learning so much.
Sincerely,
Gordon