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Photo of my Discus fish. I added them slowly, and kept an eye for which foods they readily accepted. Turns out they can't get enough of frozen brine s
Water onion, anubias and green ozelot swords. I tried to add rocks that compliment the colors of the plants, and give it a sense of scale. This is a s
Added a few Anubias , red and green ozelot swords. I also added some water onion. The vertical lines give the Discus something to hide behind, and mak
This background image is slate. I left a 4 inch gap behind them to give fish a good hiding place. It also acts as a channel for current, and channels
Photo of my Discus fish. I added them slowly, and kept an eye for which foods they readily accepted. Turns out they can't get enough of frozen brine s
More plants and increased CO2. I was sure to get plants that could take the higher temps required my Discus. At this point, I add CO2 during the day,
CO2 is working well. I am keeping an eye on ammonia levels as I expect it to spike. My initial fish are neon tetras, and a few green coreys. Both are
Added a few more plants to balance out the tank. There is a giant Amazon sword in the left rear, which I pruned and added root tabs. It has a daughte
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Photo of my Discus fish. I added them slowly, and kept an eye for which foods they readily accepted. Turns out they can't get enough of frozen brine s

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My 135 gallon Discus tank and plants from start to finish
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