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image: I make 65 gallons of R/O water per day. I do a mix of 60% R/O water and 40% filtered tap water. Check out my other PICs in Part 2 of this year

image: I make 65 gallons of R/O water per day. I do a mix of 60% R/O water and 40% filtered tap water. Check out my other PICs in Part 2 of this year

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image: With the Discus tank, you have to have access to high quality water. The water in my area has high concentrations of the "bad stuff". For this

image: With the Discus tank, you have to have access to high quality water. The water in my area has high concentrations of the "bad stuff". For this

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image: Time is your friend with a cycling tank. Go very slowly and take frequent readings for Ammonia, Nitrite, Nitrate, and stable Ph.

image: Time is your friend with a cycling tank. Go very slowly and take frequent readings for Ammonia, Nitrite, Nitrate, and stable Ph.

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image: Tank is 100% full now..all is well. As you can see the bacteria bloom has started, which means they will need to eat something...beginning of t

image: Tank is 100% full now..all is well. As you can see the bacteria bloom has started, which means they will need to eat something...beginning of t

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image: Tank is 50% full now but very cloudy. I have to give the fine particulates time to settle out.

image: Tank is 50% full now but very cloudy. I have to give the fine particulates time to settle out.

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image: With such an ambitious build, I knew that water movement and filtration were everything.

image: With such an ambitious build, I knew that water movement and filtration were everything.

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image: I painted the back black and added Amazon soil, rocks, a few plants, a power head, bacteria and an air stone. I filled the tank up 50% to check

image: I painted the back black and added Amazon soil, rocks, a few plants, a power head, bacteria and an air stone. I filled the tank up 50% to check

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image: In the beginning I had a blank slate. The empty aquarium that would devour hours and hours of my time.

image: In the beginning I had a blank slate. The empty aquarium that would devour hours and hours of my time.

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image: I find that the addition of pressurized CO2 is of benefit to the plants and does not harm the fish. Root tabs are your friend.

image: I find that the addition of pressurized CO2 is of benefit to the plants and does not harm the fish. Root tabs are your friend.

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image: What benefits the plants can be problematic to the fish. What benefits the fish can be problematic to the plants. It is a fine and difficult ba

image: What benefits the plants can be problematic to the fish. What benefits the fish can be problematic to the plants. It is a fine and difficult ba

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image: Though Discus are said to be difficult fish, my biggest struggle was with the plants.

image: Though Discus are said to be difficult fish, my biggest struggle was with the plants.

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image: Psychedelic view

image: Psychedelic view

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image: Mirror Image

image: Mirror Image

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image: Something to catch your attention.

image: Something to catch your attention.

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dwayne.aycock

My 135 gallon Discus Tank....1 Year Later

I started my 135 gallon Discus Tank build about 1 year ago, give or take 3 weeks. It has been a long and arduous process filled with heart ache, frustration, confusion, disease, new plants, dead plants, flake foods, frozen foods, live foods, diatoms, too much light, too little light, new bulbs, repl
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