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really? i didnt know it had a short gill plate. only saw the preview pic and it looked good. if you keep up with all these show winner breeding youre gonna replace kenny soon lol

congrads on winning first! should have bought the penang they had instead of the galaxy turq =p

if you have the fish long enough water changes shouldnt stress them out. once the pair laid eggs is when you should stop doing water changes for a few days until the eggs hatch to frys. what have you been feeding the fish? usually introducing live food can help kick start the breeding process...

jealous of what exactly? lol

i already see where this is going...i wish you luck...

Discus should never be kept in a smaller group than 5 with pairs being The exception. By the time he gets more one of Them could end up dead

gouramis (especialy giants) can be a bit agressive to be kept with discus. you can try it but have a plan b ready

how old are they? they look a bit young to be in a tank with gravel. also you might want to get atleast 3 more. they do best in groups of 5+

how strong is your current? im thinking like most people youre over filtering and the current is making it a problem for the male to fert the eggs

mine laids every week if they arent caring for frys

stay away from fish store discus order from the source or an importer

no medication works better than clean water. give it a week and see then you may medicate if you choose

step the water change up to 75%+ everyday. more cleaner water the better. seems like they realize the ray are gone but are still worry.

bro the thread is 2 years old....

discus all day wanna care for them properly? clean water is all you need

if youre gonna try and give advice. posting pictures of stunt discus and low quality ones usually doesnt help your case.

heres the thing with the front and discus. the front gets too big period. not to mention it will probably out compet the discus for food. as others have said its not a good mix so i dont get why you insist on it. i understand it varies by fish but its still not a good idea. like i said earlier...

for point 1: the front prefer harder water than the discus and yes discus can live in hard water and front can live in soft but generally its not optimal when its ptional for point 2: i notice that in the first few pictures i see the discus all huddle in a corner and not as if they see you and...

first: i have mine breeding in hard water so trust me im not ignorant to the water parememter of the discus second: doesnt matter if its a slow grower the front in with the discus at its current size is a bad idea third: my water argument is that why is the water line that low? on purpose...

shouldve also notice the pointy nose lol