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image: After 8 weeks, the plants were stable and now I was able to add my first discus fish. I get my fish from a local breeder to avoid the middle ma
image: Discus like a variety of foods to include: brine shrimp, blood worms, flake foods and pellets, white worms and especially beef heart.
image: I got my fish small (about dime size) and grow them out together to prevent territoriality and shock. My first purchase was about 10 baby Discu
image: This PIC is with the addition of improved lighting and pressurized CO2.
image: After 8 weeks, the plants were stable and now I was able to add my first discus fish. I get my fish from a local breeder to avoid the middle ma
image: The discus keeper must make the pursuit of high quality water his driving goal. The fish will thrive. It can be daunting and expensive, but the
image: This is a series of scrubbers and softeners. Canister 1 has sand filtration and where a lot of bacteria live. Canister 2 had peat pellets which
image: This is water in a 65 gallon can that has been circulated, aerated, heated and sterilized. This system runs 24 hours per day. My TDS is 12, PH
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image: After 8 weeks, the plants were stable and now I was able to add my first discus fish. I get my fish from a local breeder to avoid the middle ma

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My 135 Discus build one year later / part 2
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