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They are not difficult to keep, just a couple of 30% water changes a week and its enough. People don't realise that if you do many water changes (like daily) causes a huge amount of stress on discus, you could have perfect quality water but stressed fish. You need to be very careful, you may...

Seriously?? One thing you need to realise that artificial aquariums are not the ideal place for fish, planted tanks or tanks with stones create the proper natural environment for your fish and were they come from, you can theme your tank as you want be it is not ideal.

You need to wait till the cycle is over, don't do too many water changes as the filter needs to mature and the more new water the longer its going to take, I would just change 20% every 5 days. Just remember that the best way too add fish too a tank is a few at the time as the bio load on the...

You can have a nice tank with cardinals, rummy nose tetra's, congo tetra's, cory's, your guppy's and maybe a betta.

All if the above options are ok, but I will always go with a discus tank, with real wood and real plants, check mine out!

Discus, L-Numbers, Cory's and Tetra's

Here is a photo of my tank, this an old photo will post a newer one tomorrow when the tank is switched on. :)

They are much easier too keep once the become adults, juvenile's are much more problematic, once they reach the size 8cm more or less they are fine and easy too keep.

I keep them in a 52 g tank.

Thanks shellyx, many think that Discus are very difficult to keep, but unfortunately its all lies. Actually I have two more I didn't post.

Here are my Discus