If you have been looking for information on how to breed freshwater discus fish, you are at the right place. Breeding fresh water fishes in captivity can be quite challenging and many aquarists find that attractive. Freshwater fishkeeping is by far the most popular branch of breeding discus as hobby, and also one of the most rewarding aspects of keeping fish, and something all aquarists strive to do well.

With the arrival of "The Super Simple Guide to Breeding Freshwater Fishes" by Laura Muha, hobbyists at all levels need not to worry any longer about what to do. Passionate fishkeeper and journalist Laura Muha explains in compelling and "super simple" ways:

• How to recognize and nurture breeding behavior
• Where and how to house your spawning fish and its fry
• How to feed breeders- and their fry- at all stages
• How to nurse ailing fish back to health

What you should know about the author:

Laura Muha is a renowned science writer who recently took the plunge into aquarium keeping. She is a columnist for Tropical Fish Hobbyist Magazine, where she writes on the aquariology of various fishes from a science writer’s perspective. Laura teaches journalism at Columbia University, and she lives in New Jersey with her husband and expanding fish families.

Review of the book:

"The Super Simple Guide To Breeding Freshwater Fishes, a practical guide for both commercial and private freshwater fish owners. Chapters discuss the history of breeding fishes in aquaria, how to condition adult fish, raising the fry, disease prevention, notes on hybrids, species-specific guidelines and instructions, and more. The species catalogue includes such popular types of fish as livebearers (guppies, etc.), anabantoids, catfish, characins, cichilids, cyprinids, and rainbowfish. Color photographs on every page beautifully illustrate this handy, plain-terms guide, printed on sturdy, water-resistant paper stock. A "must-have" for anyone interested in successfully breeding freshwater fish."

Buy The Super Simple Guide To Breeding Freshwater Discus Fish here