Discus - What would you add?
- Thread starter Gudjon
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Rasbora's tend to move in quick jerky motions too often. Discus find tetra's to be the most calming of schooling fish due to their idioticly slow moving nature.
If you'd like to discuss it further go take it up with the pro's at simplydiscus.com I'm not just pulling this stuff out of my rear end. It comes from years and years of experience.
If you'd like to discuss it further go take it up with the pro's at simplydiscus.com I'm not just pulling this stuff out of my rear end. It comes from years and years of experience.
The first unknown is a tiger pleco, or L002. The second looks like L168. The third is an L104 clown pleco.Gudjon;1463965;1463965 said:I've a large Golden nugget pleco, normal and gold ancistrus and some other types, I don't know what they'r called
Golden nugget pleco
He just likes to stay in there, comes out at night
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no idea what this is
different angle
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I bought this one as a L44, that can't be right
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this one is allways hiding so I can't get a good picture
True to an extent. Rasboras are a little to skittish for discus, but they can be kept together. Tetras, especially rummynose and roselines, can be just as skittish.dirtyblacksocks;1466180;1466180 said:
I agree.WyldFya;1466215; said:
I don't see why harlies along with hengelis and vaterifloris would be prevented from being mixed with but some such as Rasbora boraptensis and Rasbora wilpita are best avoided with their boisterous nature.
If you go by the 10gal/discus rule. You are stocked or over.
There's less than 70gal of water in your tank and there's already lots of other fish.
windsurfer.
There's less than 70gal of water in your tank and there's already lots of other fish.
windsurfer.
