DISCUSBOOK 01 - New stunning Publication

Hi great Cichlid guys,

I wanted inform you all at C-madness, also Discus and other cichlids as well as all fish and plant lovers, Amazon and nature enthusiasts, as well as Angelfish lovers. We just published a very unique new book. It contains for the first time in any publication, internet or other any media, all the 9 natural angelfish variants (species) in detail. There is a very large article on the real P. altum (demonstrating that it has never been bred before). There are new cichlids discoveries, new characoids and so much more in it. All from the end of 2009, including 20 pages on new, never seen sucker catfishes, as well as rediscoveries of amazing loricariids in Brazil, Colombia and Venezuela at the end of 2009. Also stunning biotope aquariums and how to do them for discus and other cichlids - never seen before done in such an extent of informations.

This is a world-wide first publication of its kind.

It is called Discusbook, but actually it is a 114 page thick hardcover magazine in A4 size, with photographs on nature and discoveries never seen or published anywhere previously.

It will come out yearly (to follow up with my Discus volume 1 and soon coming volume 2), and this is 01 issue.

A short demonstration to be seen, as well as what its contents are, under
http://www.aquapress-bleher.com/index.php?...ge&Itemid=1

Enjoy,

Heiko Bleher
www.aquapress-bleher.com

Pterophyllum altum film & details of its morphology

Hi Guys,

it is finally done. Natasha has worked a full week (although being very sick) to place a compact film together of the real P. altum, of which she made a nice underwater film in a Colombian Laguna, in one of its orginal habitats. In addition I have added orginal habitat photos of its type locality in the Atabapo from my recent November/December field trip and also detailed photographs of those morphologic characters which separate P. altum from all other angelfish species.

This species - the real P. altum - is destinct and very much though, and all those which have claimed to have bred P. altum so far, have not bred this unique and majesctic species (at least of all of those I have seen around the world, in the internet and in all publications which mentioned it breeding - except for one and that was while he was away and all offspring was lost in 1992 in Canada).

There is a free preview (of 20 seconds) on my home page and one can see the entire video by going to the shop and buy it. It is nearly 10 minutes long and totally comprehensive, including all its mates are mentioned by scientific name in writing, its habitat is well shown, and what he feeds on in nature, as well as its environment in both, the Inirida basin and the blackwater habitat in the Atabapo river. (The latter is its type locality and where I collected it already in the late 1960s and 1970s when I introduced this species for the first time into the hobby.)

Enjoy now, also some other videos – under VIDEOS, which are for free...

always

Heiko Bleher
www.aquapress-bleher.com