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These are the snake skin discus.  In general, the finer the lines, the
more sought after the snake skin pattern is.  Tim had just fed these
fish some mysis shrimp, so their bellies are full.

 

These are some of the marlboro red variety of discus from Kitti.

"Tong Thai" is the name of this variety of golden discus.  These
are photos of younger fish - about 2.5" (about 6.4 cm) in length.

These are two photos of the Kitti blue diamond.  Although blue
diamonds aren't as popular as they were 5+ years ago, they are
still one of my favorite color varieties.  I think the solid blue sheen
is very attractive.

 

I've forgotten what the name of this red variety is.  They may be
more marlboro reds.  Tim has a separate filter and heater for
each tank.

 

The fish on the left are young snakes skins.  They were about 2.5"
in length (about 6.4 cm).  The fish on the right are the pigeon blood,
which made Kitti Phanaitthi famous.

 

These are some of the red turquoise discus that Tim has.  I'm not
sure if these are from Kitti or not.  Unfortunately, camera flashes
tend to make red turquoise discus look brown. :(

 

Obviously these aren't varieties of discus, but I wanted to show
some of the photos of the nice bonsai trees that Tim has to offer.

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