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One possibility is I used to keep them in a 55 gallon with angels. A lot of fish and not a lot of space. Thats when they were younger and when I lost some since I was just starting up with discus. That could be it. When this video was taken they has been in this tank for less than a month or...

I do 50% weekly and the nitrates max at 20ppm (what I read was okay) They get fed two or three times a day and there is always left over food (which the corydoras clean up)

The oldest is the big orange one. They were all around 2 inches when I got them. The orange one has been here for probably 7 months. The rest about 4-5 months They are fed New Life Spectrum Flakes and pellets and frozen bloodworms (couple times a month) Sometimes Omega one Pellets and Flakes...

Dang. Your the first to say, but good to know. Do I have too many plants? (aka just not enough space for them to swim) or do you think they came like that. Ammonia and nitrite are 0ppm and nitrates reach a max of 20ppm. There is 5 discus in the 70 gallon tank. I am still new to discus so any...

Hello everyone, I have been away from this site, but I thought I would just pop on and give everyone an update of my tanks. I have been upgrading! No monster tank yet FO5fGWy01r4

Hello everyone, I have been away from this site for awhile, but I thought I would post some updated videos of my tanks. I have been upgraded. I am at the limit allowed in my apartment haha. This is my 75 gallon tank. o8tbX1CzI24

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how big is he? and how old? I keep balas myself

and I got them from a tank I bought from someone. They came with the tank

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I like the full tank shot. What's the measurements?

Full Tank Shot? Thanks for posting the pics

Fish are sold and gone to moncton now

The General is 5 years old

Not sure so I sent him an email when I posted that question. Still waiting on a reply haha

How old do you think this one is? He is about 11-13 inches

I think its a male I watched him swim around and only see one spot and now something is coming out of it, a pointy thing which from what I read suggests male. I tried to get some pictures, but the camera and myself did not get them that well But from watching him swim, he only has one spot...

That would be step one. Next get some 40 gallon breeder tanks since as stated, the tanks you have are too small to breed them in when they are ready. Make sure you know what you are getting into. Raising fry does get expensive due to feedings and water changes. It is also involves a lot of time...

Do you have people in your area that are willingly to buy discus first of all? Not being rude here, but you can breed fish all you want, but if there are no buyers, you are out of luck. I don't know many people that breed fish for profit, more of for fun.