Success with Discus

Jack Wattley is the man but Jim Quarles has the book. Get this book AND Jims Success With Discus book. I go back to these books often as a reference. Both are easy reading and to the point. Not just pictures but a THIS IS HOW I DO IT book. RichieE/simplydiscus.com

A thorough book and a MUST read for anyone who is serious about the hobby of Discus keeping; further if you plan on breeding these wonderful fish... don't bother without this book. It contains so much usuful information that it is like having Jim Q at your fingertips.... ewuuh what a thought... ;)

Jim Quarles says it like it is. He's been breeding and sellingdiscus for many years, and is very knowledgeable about fish in general. His book epitomizes his philosophy of helping less experienced fish keepers. He is very active on the discus in profile discussion board...and will always answer questions, frequently e-mailing the questioner in person. He's a great guy, and his book stands out among the crowd of discus books. If you'd like to know how to keep your discus healthy and happy, his book probably has the best advice you can buy. Happy reading, and thanks for all your help Jim!

As a Discus Breeder myself, I feel quite compelled to comment on the informative manner in which Mr. Quarles is able to help amateur discus keepers and professionals alike. From basics to advanced techniques, the simple yet complete formula for true success with discus is presented in the clear and concise nature in which James Quarles is well known for. From water to spawning, raising fry, and disease control, James covers it all. A 'must have' for the discus enthusiast library.