Volume II – March 1995 – Issue 1

The Significance of Aluminum Toxicity to the Aquarist

By: Horst W. Köhler, Germany

Tips for the Aquarist

By: Engelbert Mayer, Germany

Reducing the pH Value, But How? – Part II

By: Hanns-J. Krause, Germany

Examinations of Discus Fish

By: Dr. Petra Kölle and Dr. Rudolf Hoffmann

Catfish in the Discus Aquarium

By: Barbara Bremer and Friedhelm Schulten

Report from Malaysia: First Penang International Discus
and Gold Fish Competition and Show ’94

By: Phang Teik Beng

Commentary: Breeding “Pigeon Blood” Fish

By: Horst W. Köhler

Volume II – June 1995 – Issue 2

Discus Study Group: Symposium VI

by: Mary E. Sweeney

My Planted Discus Aquarium

by: Gerhard Grieseler, Germany

Translator: Paul Ceroke, USA

BOOK REVIEW – “Adventures with Discus by Hans J. Mayland”

by Lee Finley

Problems with My Wild Discus – Part 2: Resistant Pathogens

by Horst W. Köhler, Germany

Translator: Paul Ceroke, USA

Breeding your own Daphnia

by Uwe Harms

Translator: William Charlton

My Experiences in Breeding “Pigeon Blood”

by Otto Harringer

Translator: William Charlton

Controversy Between Datz and Diskus Brief Regarding
the Jack Wattley Article

by Horst W. Köhler

Volume II – September 1995 – Issue 3

Are Discus Fish Objects for Collection or Exchange?

by Ralf Bünte, Germany

Translator: Paul Ceroke, USA

Formalin as a Medication in Fresh Water Aquariums

by Sandra Lechleiter, DVM

Translator: Paul Ceroke, USA

Epitheliocystis Among Discus, The New Plague?

by Dr Petra Kölle, DVM and Prof R. Hoffman, DVM

Translator: Paul Ceroke, USA

Diskus Brief Participated in 1995’s Largest European
Aquarium Trade Show

Impressions From Singapore’s AQUARAMA ’95

by Nathan Chiang

Discus Fishes in my Planted Tank

by Klaus-Peter Müller, Germany

Translaror: William Charlton

Volume II – December 1995 – Issue 4

Ten Years Ago: The Origin of Diskus Brief

by Horst Kohler

Translator: William Charlton, USA

Thanks and Congratulations…

by Walter Heine, Dusseldorf

Translator: William Charlton, USA

Egg Fungus – A Common Problem in Discus Breeding

by Roland Fischer, Germany

Biologist and member of DISKUS BRIEF’s scientific
advisory group.

Translator: Paul Ceroke, USA

How Important is Activated Carbon Filtration with
Reverse Osmosis?

by Burkhard Ramsch and Beate R. Sellner

Biologists with AquaCare – Aquatic Systems Research,
Herner Strasse 10, 45699 Herten, Germany.

Translator: Paul Ceroke, USA

Interesting Wild-Caught Rarities

by Ralf Battenberg

Translator: William Charlton, USA

My Planted Discus Tank

by Harry Reim

Translator: William Charlton, USA

Garlic (ALLIUM SATVUM) As An Anti-Nematodal Agent
in the Genus Symphysodon

by Terry Fairfield, BS