Discus fish

As discus fishes come in various striped or spotted color patterns, they are one of the most beautiful tropical fish species. Their pattern can have blue, orange, red, white, yellow, pink, black or silver gradients. Therefore, you need to get creative!

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Discus fish originally come from the waters of the Amazon and belong to the cichlid family. Due to their unique colors, discus fish are not only in demand as painting templates, but can also be found in many tropical aquariums.

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