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Discusguru

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  1. Excellent food and is free ron
  2. Finally for a salt bath, what is the concentration of salt? 30grams per ltr of water. ron
  3. Easiest way to see is at night with lights off and shine the torch. He might be preparing the nest for spawning. It will happen if the female is ready. Have a look at the female's bottom and see if you can see a white bit sticking out. ron
  4. Do a 50% wg and vac at the same time. Then dose the tank with prazi. Wait 48 hrs and wc again. Redose and wait another 48 before a big wc and vac. Then go back to normal mantainance. ron
  5. NEVER mix formalin with any medication. It could react and turn very toxic killing your fish immediately. A cocktail of drugs can be pottentially harmful. ron
  6. One 250-300watt will do.
  7. The male will be under the nest and constanly picking up falling eggs and blowing them back up to nest. Shine a torch at the nest and you'll see white dots in the bubble. ron
  8. for colder areas use 2 watts per ltr water. ron
  9. Yes! just leave them alone so they can get use to each other and when they're ready, they'll spawn. ron
  10. What do you have, tab or liquid? ron
  11. No harm in dosing the tank with prazi to keep the flukes in check. Some of the symptoms of an outbreak of flukes are heavy breathing, flashing, darting and jerking and loss of colour turning pale instead of the shining look. ron
  12. Totally agree with Brad. Better safe than sorry especially when you got discus that is hard to replace in NZ eventhough you got the money. Same goes with some of the harder to find fishes. ron
  13. I breed this one in a 1 foot tank. ron
  14. Update pic of them i took today Cheers ron
  15. Some photo of the pair that spawn today the female the male Cheers, ron
  16. Takes longer than that. Just leave them alone and they'll do it. I had a pair set up on friday night and they are breeding now :bounce: :bounce: . ron
  17. The male will try to get the female in to breed. It might happen pretty soon if you female is conditioned to spawn. You have to leave the light on so the male can pick up the eggs and blow them to the bubble nest. ron
  18. I put a plastic cover floating on the surface in one corner to encourage the male to make the nest. I introduce the female into the tank inside a coke bottle so the male can't get to it and to let them get use to each other. Once the male had made the nest I let the female out and if both of them are ready they will spawn. I left the bottle in there so if there is any fighting the female have somewhere to hide. You can also put some plant at the other corner of the nest to give the female somewhre to retreat to and hide from the male especially after spawning. The female have to be taken out pronto or she'll ended up badly bashed. hth, ron
  19. It depends on strains too, some grow faster than other. With 2 feeding a day and in a planted tank the growth won't be fast. Probably 6 months before you need an upgrade. ron
  20. Caryl, am i getting one? ron
  21. Yes, for solid colour fish. Age would be between 3-6 months old depending on how the fish is raised from frys. ron
  22. with a cycled tank, a good filter, 2-3 times a week (daily is best). ron
  23. Try six of the 6cm discus to start with. ron

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