Thanks for watching! 🌿 Which Discus type do you prefer: the wild ones with their natural charm or the hybrids with their stunning colors? Let us know in the comments! Remember to support ethical fishkeeping and share your tips and experiences below! 🎥✨
Great video. Many thanks. Anecdotally, I was told by an Australian discus importer that wilds tend to be less fussy when it comes to food compared to hybrids.
Hello my friend!!! Of course, it depends on the fish and how they are prepared to accept commercial food. I've had hybrids and wild ones and fortunately I've never had any problems with food (unless I was sick). But in my opinion it's illogical, since hybrids are trained from fry to accept commercial food. Thank you very much for your comment and testimony. 🤜🏻🤛🏻
Are they really hybrids? I think they are just mutants created by people. Hybrid means a cross between two species not subspecies of the same species. Even wolves and dogs are still the same species. But these days even some dogs are called hybrids. For example a cross between American Bulldog Johnson and Scott variation is called a "hybrid" 😵💫
Hello my friend!!! Great question! Technically, a “hybrid” is a cross between different species. With Discus, the term is commonly used in aquaristics to describe crosses between subspecies or variations. It’s a practical and widely accepted term in the hobby. Plus, for video content, it’s about being catchy and helping viewers easily understand the topic. Strictly speaking, these are more like “selective breeds” than true hybrids. Thanks for bringing this up! 🤜🏻🤛🏻
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Thanks for watching! 🌿
Which Discus type do you prefer: the wild ones with their natural charm or the hybrids with their stunning colors?
Let us know in the comments! Remember to support ethical fishkeeping and share your tips and experiences below! 🎥✨
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Great video. Many thanks. Anecdotally, I was told by an Australian discus importer that wilds tend to be less fussy when it comes to food compared to hybrids.
Hello my friend!!!
Of course, it depends on the fish and how they are prepared to accept commercial food.
I've had hybrids and wild ones and fortunately I've never had any problems with food (unless I was sick). But in my opinion it's illogical, since hybrids are trained from fry to accept commercial food.
Thank you very much for your comment and testimony. 🤜🏻🤛🏻
Super video. 🤩
My favourites are undoubtedly the wild ones, but there are some hybrids that I like a lot.
Thanks for another excellent video.
Thank you my friend!!!
They are my favorite too. 🤜🏻🤛🏻
Once again an excellent video.
This channel deserves to have MANY more subscribers and views.
Congratulations my friend.
Hello my friend!!!
Thank you so much 😀🤜🏻🤛🏻
Wild !!!!
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Are they really hybrids? I think they are just mutants created by people. Hybrid means a cross between two species not subspecies of the same species. Even wolves and dogs are still the same species. But these days even some dogs are called hybrids. For example a cross between American Bulldog Johnson and Scott variation is called a "hybrid" 😵💫
Hello my friend!!!
Great question!
Technically, a “hybrid” is a cross between different species. With Discus, the term is commonly used in aquaristics to describe crosses between subspecies or variations. It’s a practical and widely accepted term in the hobby.
Plus, for video content, it’s about being catchy and helping viewers easily understand the topic. Strictly speaking, these are more like “selective breeds” than true hybrids.
Thanks for bringing this up! 🤜🏻🤛🏻