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Orange Checkerboard Pigeon Discus, Proven Breeding Pair

$543.00 – $621.00

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$543.00 – $621.00

Are you a fish enthusiast, ready to step up your game to a more challenging yet satisfying species? Then make room for Orange Checkerboard Pigeon Discus. This peaceful fish has reddish-orange eyes and a gorgeous bright-yellow checkerboard pattern over a white to cream base color. The tail is clear with subtle touches of yellow or orange. The dorsal and caudal fins may have a black edge. The overall coloration is breathtaking.

You will be rewarded many times over for your initial investment in this type of Discus. The fish are fascinating to watch. They also spread warmth through the aquarium because of their distinctive yellow coloration, which lends unparalleled beauty. Brighten your tropical freshwater environment with Orange Checkerboard Pigeon. Be sure to offer special food designed to enhance and bring out their hallmark yellow tones.

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1 review for Orange Checkerboard Pigeon Discus, Proven Breeding Pair

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    Leah F., New Brighton, PA (Verified Customer) November 29, 2022
    January 29, 2023
    Hey, I’m so sorry I’m just getting back! It’s just that I learned a lot from the last shipment, and so this time I made sure I did decent water change...More
    Hey, I’m so sorry I’m just getting back! It’s just that I learned a lot from the last shipment, and so this time I made sure I did decent water changes and just watched the closely to make sure there were no super signs of stress! Plus I fed them blood worms to try and get them to eat it didn’t work at first! And remember I had a very bad experience with bloodworms in the past. Ok so, some are eating and some are not the yellow Rafflesia are not eating but I’m guessing it’s because the lighter one started mating right away! And the other one is having a tuff time getting along the female is a little upset that the other female is gone!!! I lost one gold nugget not sure what happened woke up the next morning and it was dead. Also lost 2 super red plecos, none of the albino!! I’m getting better at telling the males from females, however don’t really see a difference in the sapphires they both look like females and act like it too! But yeah just been trying to focus all my time to make sure they have a smooth transition! Oh and pics are coming right now!! Lelo

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