Breeding Discus Fish

Click Image For More InformationMy Name is Tom Rollins. If you’re interested in learning everything there is to know about discus fish, this site can offer you not only solid discus fish information but it will be an invalubale discus fish guide for many years to come. My 15 years of experience in breeding and caring for discus fish it has helped me discover new tips and techniques that most people normally don’t know. Through amazing years of discovery, I have finally come up with a proven...Read Full Story

To breed the Discus Fish, a bare bottom tall 20 or 27 gallon tank is best. A vertical surface for them to deposit their eggs on is best because discus lay their eggs just like angels. If so desired, a potted plant or two can be added to the breeding tank. This will provide shelter for the pair, but this isn’t critical. An outside power filter should be used to pick up an debris in conjunction with a sponge filter for the biological waste. Discus come from the warm, soft, acidic waters of the...Read Full Story

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. Discus Care Management Skills and Organization It starts by proper organization and planning. This is all about finding a way to let the discus fish recognize the owner and interact with you. The discus fish is unique because it does not only swim, eat or hide. They are fun to have because they can also watch a person across the room. They are aware of what is going around the room and it is easy to learn to love them due to their personality. In order to win the affection of this fish, one...Read Full Story

by NatalieTracy Discus Fish Breeding In my opinion probably the most beautiful fish you are able to keep is the Discus fish. Now I know many people might say some type of saltwater fish, however it is not the point. In a number of situations costing in the hundreds of dollars range id say their elegance has a price. Yeah I understand it sounds crazy and I would in no way pay or propose someone pay this type of price for any discus. However where I’m from in Michigan you may expect to pay...Read Full Story

by JoshBerglund19 Discus fish in my opinion are probably the most beautiful fresh water fish one may keep. You will here that clown loaches or cichlids are more fascinating however it’s not the point. With their splendor comes a price Discus can cost in upwards of three hundred dollars a fish. I don’t recommend some one spending over a hundred bucks a fish it would be as crazy as it sounds.. However where I am from in Michigan it is possible to expect to pay approximately 45 dollars for just...Read Full Story

by VancityAllie If you plan on keeping discus fish or already are keeping a discus, you want to make sure you keep the beautiful guy disease free. You need to keep your discus fish healthy. What I’m going to share with you are a few tips on keeping your discus fish disease free. The most common assumption when it comes to keeping discus fish is that they easily die from getting diseases. That’s not true. They only get diseases if you mistreat them. The main problem of them getting sick is...Read Full Story

by Dhaval Shah The best way to start understanding discus tropical fish is to determine what is meant by the term ‘tropical’. In the strict sense of the word, it applies to the portion of the earth that lies between the tropics of Cancer and Capricorn, but things are never that simple. Nature is not concerned with lines drawn on a map, and rather prefers for plants and animals to colonize areas best suited to their own requirements for a fruitful life – and temperature may be only one aspect...Read Full Story

by JoshBerglund19 Keeping a Discus fish aquarium can be a battle or it can be a pleasure. Very often, it is only a battle because we fail to understand the natural needs of the fish we are keeping. Although we maintain the temperature, water conditions and lighting levels, sometimes this is just not enough. However, once we start to observe our fish and examine how they are built, and how they behave, we begin to acquire a greater insight into their requirements and can implement the changes...Read Full Story

by Tim Pearce, Los Gatos Discus Fish Tank Discus fish prefer large tall tanks and I would recommend a minimum of 55 gallons (200L). As for the setup, it entirely depends on the purpose. If for breeding, it is best for the tank to be bare bottom, meaning without any gravel. However, if you want a show tank then it is best to emulate the natural habitat of the Discus fish by provide hiding places, open swimming areas, driftwood, fully planted aquascape and some floating plants to diffuse the...Read Full Story