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    Just an Egg
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    Hello all

    Hi I used to keep discus but now only keep stronger South American cichlids I am however in the process of setting up a 3ft planted tank which will more than likely contain a few pidgeon bloods Back when I first got into fish I kept discus and they did very well, i managed to spawn them a couple of times but they ate the eggs We then moved house and because of the water at my new place i lost my female discus and a couple of others. I then sold the rest and have never bought any more.

    Interestingly enough I have been to a discus farm in Singapore called Chai discus farms http://www.chaidiscus.com.sg/ which was an interesting experience. They do 90% water changes every day!

    Cheers
    Alistair

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    Thanks for dropping in Discusdude... and welcome to DF.com


    I have read many stories about certain breeders changing anything up to 300% of there water daily... UG!!! lots of work

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    Just an Egg
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    Welcome to FD! Can't wait to hear about some of your other fish, I myself am setting up a SA biotope.
    Thank you,
    Cory

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    Just an Egg
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    Here is part of my SA biotope

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    Just an Egg
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    hi welcome to DF
    If you do not have Cichlids get them.

    CICHLIDS RULE

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    Hi discusdude, nice to meet ya!

    That's a sharp looking tank. I really like how you used the driftwood branches to simulate roots. 8)

    Bryan

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    They are roots, tea tree roots...

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    So they are actual roots? I thought they were driftwood.

    Bryan

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    Just an Egg
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    They are from a tea tree. But they are branches. I grabbed them after they were cut down by someone.

    Cheers
    Alistair

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    Just an Egg
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    I absolutely love the look of the roots! Thats the kind of effect I'm wanting to go with in my SA biotope tank.
    Thank you,
    Cory

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