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  1. #1
    Wrigglers
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    remodeled the planted discus tank

    Removed a few plants added more drift wood the discus seem to like it had 2 pair spawn a few days later eggs got eaten.
    Tank 6x2x2 ft Filtration Fluval XF5,Aquaone1200,Pondmaster 36wUV,CO2 injection 60 bubbles min,undergravel heating cables,Substrate 1 inch pool filter sand, 2 inch mixed 50-50 Flourite gravel mix, Lighting Aqualina compact fluros 6x55watt,Water ph 6.2-6.5, 1/3 water change every weekend,Food Tetra colour bits,& Beefheart mix (ladyreds recipe )








  2. #2
    Just an Egg
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    hey man,
    nice pics!
    are you using 6 tubes?
    i feel like i dont have enough lighting on my tank now lol....
    thanks alot
    Rory

  3. #3
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    looking good big Kev!!

  4. #4
    SnakeSkin Discus
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    looks great, nice and clean

  5. #5
    Medium Discus
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    Very Nice,If i may make a suggestion is get some stem plants for the back ground.

  6. #6
    Wrigglers
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    Re compact lights

    Light tubes 6x 6500k-10000k x 55watt 50/50 plant growth doubles

  7. #7
    Medium Discus
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    Nice set-up Rev.............
    I like this one below. Looks like some kind of Heckel Cross.


    Sanie.
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  8. #8
    Just an Egg
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    Re: Re compact lights

    Quote Originally Posted by revkev
    Light tubes 6x 6500k-10000k x 55watt 50/50 plant growth doubles
    thanks dude,
    ill take this onto account for sure with the setting up of my 6ft tank.
    thanks alot
    Rory

  9. #9
    Larvae
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    hello, mate:

    Awesome set up.

    May i ask that what is the forground plants you usxed? hair grass?

    Do your discus find difficulties in grazing food from the bushy plants?


    vince

  10. #10
    Wrigglers
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    Forground plants

    Forground plants are hairgrass just waiting for it to cover the bare patches.
    The discus have no trouble getting to food in the grass they just push into it and what they miss the other fish get ie rams ,black ghost knifefish.

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