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Re: Will be traveling monthly for work, could use some input?



Originally posted by silence

...Without a generator, any ideas on how to deal with the power?

I recall a time when our area experienced severe winds, knocking out power for five days. My tanks were left without air, heat, or ...

Re: Will be traveling monthly for work, could use some input?

Looking back on a decade of frequent travel, I've learned some valuable lessons about maintaining my discus tank. As someone who's spent a significant amount of time on the road, I've had to adapt and find ways to keep my fish thriving ...

Re: Beef Heart Mystery
I've found that my discus do exceptionally well on a high-quality dried food. For me, that's been VibraBites from Hikari. I've relied on them for all my fish, and they seem to thrive.

Re: Beef Heart Mystery

When we think about muscle, we typically consider the two main types - striated and non-striated. The striated variety is found in the more active parts of our bodies and in animals, it's the same. This is why the traditional cuts we eat, like the limbs and back, are leaner ...

Re: Beef Heart Mystery

I'm not aware of any reason why pork would be less healthy than beef, FishNe. The heart is just a muscle, after all. While it's true that pig hearts are smaller, that doesn't necessarily mean they're less nutritious. It's possible that the yield might be lower after removing ...

Re: Beef Heart Mystery

Beef heart isn't anything special. It's just lean organ meat. Many hunters use deer or elk heart for their discus. Here in the Midwest, beef heart's a traditional German holiday dish. I do big water changes often and rely on beef heart for growth.

The thing is, muscle's just ...

Originally posted by elixir

...But I feel the prettiest is a color based tank with multiple blue strains together. In a 125 something like 4 blue turqs, 3 cobalts, 3 blue diamonds, a silver pigeon, and maybe 2 blue snakeskins...

That sounds like an amazing setup.

Re: Hey Y'all Wild Types

I've been eyeing these and I gotta say, they'd thrive in a 90 or 125 - that's the ideal setup for them. My space is limited, so a 75 would be the bare minimum. I've had some great deals with John this season, and these wild greens would be a fantastic addition.

Re: Hey Y'all Wild Types

That shape is crazy full, I love it.

Re: 6ft Prostar rimless tank with sump- recommedation

I'm new to rimless tanks, but I've heard discus can be notorious jumpers.