240 gal containing 19 discus, 25 cardinal tetras, 4 clown loaches, 4 albino plecos.
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Those are some beautiful fish!
That is gorgeous!
Beautiful discus. That is one fish I could never keep...tried and failed.
Do they breed for you? I'd love to see more pics of them if you can. I
blue diamonds, and red malboros.
What types do you have?
Do they breed for you? I'd love to see more pics of them if you can. I
Turquoise? and Tangerine?
I had a beautiful breeding pair of Pigeon Bloods many years ago, lost all but my most cold hardy fish during a very long power outage
I had a beautiful breeding pair of Pigeon Bloods many years ago, lost all but my most cold hardy fish during a very long power outage
Do you have any pics of them? The PB's are absolutely stunningOriginally Posted by Arlyn
Turquoise? and Tangerine?
I had a beautiful breeding pair of Pigeon Bloods many years ago, lost all but my most cold hardy fish during a very long power outage
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Here is a good pic....red torg, and PB.
We have a couple of just beginning to breed pairs and a some very young blue diamonds. We have a total of 40 discus in varying sizes, in 4 different tanks.
We have a couple of just beginning to breed pairs and a some very young blue diamonds. We have a total of 40 discus in varying sizes, in 4 different tanks.
Gorgeous..... Thanks for sharing. They are beautiful fish
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Your tank is beautiful...
Sorry Chris, I used to have pics, but this was way before digital and most of my actual photos were lost in a basement flood.
They were very stunning and Discus are a lot easier than people think...once you get the tanks stabilized.
I had two breeding pair of Angels too, wild type scalare and blue blushing, blue blushers are pretty dull unless you have the perfect UV spectrum lighting.
I never actually attempted breeding of any of them, they just did, so apparently I was doing something right
Hillbillywoman, I am envious of your fish, I haven't the room for a proper tank these days, so I content myself with a small 1 gallon and a crowntail betta.
I remember reading an ichtyology text (rather outdated) from cover to cover and followed their findings for tank keeping, most things worked.
They were very stunning and Discus are a lot easier than people think...once you get the tanks stabilized.
I had two breeding pair of Angels too, wild type scalare and blue blushing, blue blushers are pretty dull unless you have the perfect UV spectrum lighting.
I never actually attempted breeding of any of them, they just did, so apparently I was doing something right
Hillbillywoman, I am envious of your fish, I haven't the room for a proper tank these days, so I content myself with a small 1 gallon and a crowntail betta.
I remember reading an ichtyology text (rather outdated) from cover to cover and followed their findings for tank keeping, most things worked.
