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  1. #1
    Just an Egg
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    My planted discus tank action.

    I thought it's about time I share some pics of my tank.

    I've cut it back alot. It was like a thick jungle at one time.
    I'll be adding more red plants soon.

    Enjoy.
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  2. #2
    Medium Discus
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    Good looking tank.
    I see you have an SAE do you find that it does it's job

  3. #3
    Just an Egg
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    Thanks!

    It must be doing something right. I got it when it was about an inch long.

    Its now a monster!

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    Moderator
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    nice tank only 2 discus in there? those SAE's grow big real quick! mine got over wheight because it was eating all my tetras. about 1 or 2 every night... couldnt figure out what was taking them....
    DF.com Resident Cool Guy

  5. #5
    Just an Egg
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    Very nice. You use CO2? What lighting do you use? I just bought a new light for my planted and trying to decide if I should go with 10000K or 6700K bulbs.
    Greg

    So long and thanks for all the fish.

  6. #6
    Just an Egg
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    thats pretty funny I though about same thing if it got too big. I actually had six discus in total - two I gave away to a friend and two died from unknown cause.

    I caught my bleeding heart tetra trying to swallow a very small Carnie Tetra last night.

  7. #7
    Just an Egg
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    Full auto Dupla Co2 everthing except bubble counter from Aqua-Medic.

    Lighting3watts per gallon) 292watts in total.
    Double compact fluro 55watts with 5000K & 5500K
    Double T5 fluro 36watts with 10000K & 6700K

    Temp 28
    PH 6.8
    KH 4
    FE 1ppm
    KNo3 5-10ppm
    KS04 20-30ppm

    I would suggest you use 6700K. good balance spectrum.

  8. #8
    Just an Egg
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    6700K is what comes with the light, but I've been hearing a lot about using 10000K since its a nicer color. Been wondering if plants would like it though.
    Greg

    So long and thanks for all the fish.

  9. #9
    San Merah Discus
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    looking great ! dont forget to post us the pic when u add more plants ^^

  10. #10
    Wrigglers
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    Oxford Alabama U.S.
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    Im not seeing a picture at all!
    (*^Shawn^*)

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