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Discus - Giant brillian turquoise 14cm Show Micro Aquatic Shop

Discus - Giant brillian turquoise 14cm Show

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Discus - Giant brillian turquoise 14cm Show

 

🐟 Discus Fish Care Guide (Fresh water)

 

1. Tank Requirements

  • Minimum tank size
    • Juveniles: 120L (30 gal) for a small group
    • Adults: 200–250L+ (55–65 gal) recommended
  • Height matters – Discus are tall fish
  • Bare bottom tanks are easier for beginners
    Planted tanks are fine only with stable parameter

2. Water Parameters (Very Important)

 

Parameter

Ideal Range

Temperature

28–30°C

pH

6.0–6.8 (can adapt to 7.0 if stable)

GH

1–6 dGH

KH

1–3 dKH

Ammonia

0 ppm

Nitrite

0 ppm

Nitrate

<10–20 ppm

⚠️ Stability is more important than “perfect numbers”

 

 

 

  • Use over-filtered systems
    • Canister filter + sponge filter combo works best
  • Gentle flow (Discus hate strong current)
  • Weekly water changes
    • Adults: 30–50% weekly
    • Juveniles: 30–50% 2–3× per week

 

💡 Always match temperature + pH during water changes

 

 

4. Feeding Discus

Feed small amounts, multiple times a day

 

Recommended foods:

  • High-quality Discus pellets
  • Frozen:
    • Bloodworms
    • Brine shrimp
    • Mysis shrimp
  • Occasional beef heart mix (advanced keepers only)

 

❌ Avoid:

  • Cheap flakes
  • Overfeeding (main cause of disease)

 

 

 

5. Tank Mates (Choose Carefully)

Best companions

  • Cardinal tetras
  • Rummy nose tetras
  • Corydoras (warm-tolerant)
  • Small plecos (careful with waste)

 

Avoid

  • Aggressive fish
  • Fast fin-nippers
  • Cold-water species

 

 

 

 

6. Group Size & Behavior

  • Keep minimum 5–6 Discus
  • They establish a hierarchy
  • Single or pair only → stress & bullying

🧠 Shy fish = usually stressed or bullied

 

7. Common Discus Problems

 

 

 

Issue

Cause

Dark color

Stress, poor water

Hiding

Bullying or wrong tank mates

White poop

Parasites

Not eating

Stress or internal issues

Hole in head

Poor water + nutrition

➡️ 90% of Discus problems = water quality

 

 

8. Plant & Decor Tips

  • Use driftwood and tall plants
  • Best plants:
    • Amazon swords
    • Anubias
    • Java fern
  • Avoid sharp decorations

9. Beginner Mistakes to Avoid

 

 

 

 

 

❌ Small tanks

❌ Skipping water changes

❌ Mixing Discus with aggressive fish

❌ Overstocking

❌ Sudden parameter changes

10. Who Discus Is Best For

 

 

 

✔ Intermediate–advanced aquarists

✔ Patient keepers

✔ People willing to maintain water quality

❌ Not ideal for “low-maintenance” setups

 


 

Quantity

1 discus, 1 pair ( 1 male 1 female )