Wild caught Discus Green Téfé
- Thread starter potamotrygon
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Thanks all 
I know this is a risky combination, but the tank is very high (80cm) and the Discus are WC with a good instinct to avoid predators (well i hope)
Loubard, Don't you have seen my 650L Sump ? It's working great and also the other filtration is working great (UVC, Eheim nitraatreduct and plants for filtering nitrate)
How are you anyway do you stille have that monster Panaque ?
I know this is a risky combination, but the tank is very high (80cm) and the Discus are WC with a good instinct to avoid predators (well i hope
) Loubard, Don't you have seen my 650L Sump ? It's working great and also the other filtration is working great (UVC, Eheim nitraatreduct and plants for filtering nitrate)
How are you anyway do you stille have that monster Panaque ?
now that's what i'm talking about! nice pick ups!
one bit of advice though - i would be very careful about that large pleco... they have a taste for discus slime. also i think those are somewhat more carnivorous too. not that i am suggesting it would go after your discus, but that's something you should be careful about.
in addition, i personally think the rays, while cool may not be the best tankmates. discus actually like to poke around and feed on the tank sand area. having so much activity down there really limits their behavior.
in any case, nice pick ups - i really like wild greens. good luck with them!
one bit of advice though - i would be very careful about that large pleco... they have a taste for discus slime. also i think those are somewhat more carnivorous too. not that i am suggesting it would go after your discus, but that's something you should be careful about.
in addition, i personally think the rays, while cool may not be the best tankmates. discus actually like to poke around and feed on the tank sand area. having so much activity down there really limits their behavior.
in any case, nice pick ups - i really like wild greens. good luck with them!
