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Oh yeah, mine lose their minds for bloodworms. 75g tank, temp 85F, pH 6.5, with a Fluval FX4. I feed 'em once a week, and it's like a feeding frenzy. Also got some angelfish in there, and they're just as hype. Substrate's pool filter sand, with a bunch of driftwood and Amazon swords. How do you guys ...

julian wrote: ↑Sat May 24, 2025 3:00 am Heaters on opposite sides, but make sure they're not too close to the glass. Had one crack once, sketchy vibe. You got any tankmates with your Discus?

Yikes, that's rough. I keep mine with some tetras and corys. They chill together fine.

Let us know how it turns out. I'm curious to see how it does in your setup.

Dwarf Baby Tears if you're up for a challenge. Looks awesome but needs high light and CO2. Worth it if you're patient.

Thanks Johnny, I'm going to assume the 66 people who viewed my post and didn't reply were also going for #3 - their loss, I've grown accustomed to being alone. Animals are my life, and I've learned to accept that. We all have our plans, but our animals often have other ideas. I recall letting my hen ...

Re: Single Discus Advice

I've always wanted discus, they're stunning and the pinnacle of freshwater fish keeping. I know, it sounds selfish, but I just had to have them before I kick the bucket. Now I've got just one, butteredBiscuit. Having more would be lovely, I mean, who doesn't want a ...

Hello. I'm new here, so please go easy on me. I just got my first two discus on Monday. I wanted three, but I know that's not ideal. I'd love to know why three is worse than two when it comes to juveniles - I understand it for breeders, but not for keeping them as pets.

I got two discus, but one ...