Stocking for 65G
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if want personality for clients the fish responding to them i would go for an oscar they are really cool fish and know their owners like their was no tommorow
O's are nice! you can put O's in a 65 but not really supposed to go under 75! but i like jd's they are really nice they can be owner esponsive too! mine always used to follow me!
was that sarcasm?
i've never kept discus before, i thought they would fit. but the card should work i keep going back to the store and they're always in there, so unless they're wasting a bunch of mony replacing them like weekly, i think they'll be find. besides aren't discus's mouths too small anyway?
i've never kept discus before, i thought they would fit. but the card should work i keep going back to the store and they're always in there, so unless they're wasting a bunch of mony replacing them like weekly, i think they'll be find. besides aren't discus's mouths too small anyway?
no no sarcasm your supposed to be able to fit a discus to every 10gallons!
http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=57893
http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=57893
I have a 65G with 17 juvi tropheus moorei in my office. I have also placed panda corys and a gold dust pleco in the tank.
The tank has rock work in the center. It is a very active tank. The tropheus are always on the move. They are interesting to watch. Clients are mezmerized by all of the activity.
Although, you can't go wrong with discus, some driftwood and 7 or 8 med. sized fish.
The tank has rock work in the center. It is a very active tank. The tropheus are always on the move. They are interesting to watch. Clients are mezmerized by all of the activity.
Although, you can't go wrong with discus, some driftwood and 7 or 8 med. sized fish.
OK here is a question if I keep Discus....I normally use a python to do my water changes.....would this be a problem with discus since they are so sensitive and also like a lower ph. Now I know most people including myself don't worry a lot about ph just as long as it is stable but is that the case with discus as well?
for question such as this you may want to go to the discus section but i can help!
the only reason discus are so sensitive is because they need a certain pH and a lot of water changes and good water quality! if you do this all should be fine!
the only reason discus are so sensitive is because they need a certain pH and a lot of water changes and good water quality! if you do this all should be fine!
