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Thu, 11th Feb 2010, 05:37 PM
#11
I wouldn't recommend discus in a nano --about a 75 or so is the smallest I would personally go.
I second the idea of a nice nano, either salt water or fresh. Plenty of small and unusual ideas you can go with in the 30 or less range.
Some ideas ~
A mants shrimp tank (A smaller species --Pm me if your interested and i can get specific.)
A Seahorse or pipe fish tank.
A small planted Nano stocked with some tetras and a centerpiece like a pair of dwarf cichlids.
A local Port A biotope
A salt water planted tank with seagrass and macro algea
Anyways, there are a lot of good ideas for nanos out there --I just don't think discus is one of them.
-Jordan N.
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Thu, 11th Feb 2010, 06:18 PM
#12
I love Discus fish and use to raise them. They are very hardy if you get good healthy fish from the start. I had mine for 2yrs and even had 2 pair spawn. If you keep the heater on 90 degrees they will thrive even better. And water change water change wter change!!!!!! I changed out 5-10 gals every 3 days. Mine loved plants and drift wood. If u need help fill free to pm me or email me. I also wouldn't go any smaller then 55 gal.
Sherry
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Thu, 11th Feb 2010, 06:35 PM
#13
I agree that 55g is the minimum size for a pair. I feed my tetras flakes that the discus nibble on. When I throw in the frozen beefheart plus they go crazy for it.
Jacob
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