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How to Keep Discus Fish
Discus fish are some of the most beautiful and impressive freshwater tropical fish kept in the aquarium hobby. They are also some of the most delicate and hard to keep. Discus fish are also expensive compared to most freshwater fish. Use th... Read More »
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What fish can you keep with discus?
rams, cardinal and rummynose tetras, corydoras, and BN plecos those are the best, there are a few other, but take caution Read More »
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What other fish can you keep with discus?
That depends on how you are keeping your Discus. If they are in a bare "species tank" with no gravel or plants, I would suggest you don't add any other species. If on the other hand you are going the "decorative, planted aquarium" way then ... Read More »
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are you using autocorrect? did you mean ***** or discus I can give you pointers on the first one
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Angelfish as they live together in nature. Rams are also a good choice as they are also timid. Bushy nose Plecos. I agree with the others on Cardinal Tetras as they also live together. Corydoras are also fine. Clown loaches can be a bit act...
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75 gallon if u want it to grow its full capacity and help it be happier and make him not feel trapped and expozed!!!!!!!
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Discus require a bare minimum of 55 gallons/48". So the 70 gallon is the proper choice. Maintaining a 70 gallon will not be much more time consuming than maintaining a smaller tank would be. Just get yourself a good siphon. Please be sure t...
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don't think I follow the answer above. Your coach is telling you that there is no seperation of your hips and upper body and that you need to keep your upper body {platform} back . you are not doing this and right now and you might as well ...
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Dear cityguyni, Discus can get stressed pretty easy and for this reason any fish that are place in with discus should be non aggressive. A nice school of neon or cardinal tetras are a great addition as well as Congo tetras, glolight tetras,...
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I would go with 6. This is enough to give them a real group, while not overstocking the tank or pushing the limits. Discus need pristine water and overstocking will make it that much more difficult to keep that way. I would also start with ...
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