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So you’ve decided to buy a new tank and you wish to keep discus in it. So how do you mature the filters? And how long before you can add your discus stock?

STEP ONE: - SIZE IS EVERYTHING


The first thing to consider before you even buy the tank for your new discus is how big it needs to be. You will need to allow ten gallons for each discus. Also discus being a shoaling species a minimum number of at least six discus will need to be kept.

Last Updated (Friday, 06 November 2009 16:55)

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Keeping discus or any fish begins with the correct water parameters. With this in mind Chris Ingham explains the importance of the correct water conditions, and how best to achieve them.

Last Updated (Friday, 06 November 2009 16:13)

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Chris Ingham shares more secrets and explains how to grow on the young discus fry ready to sell on to the shops and pull back some of that money that has been spent on the project so far.

Last Updated (Friday, 06 November 2009 16:21)

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After keeping discus for many years, your are thinking of turning your Discus fish hobby into a full blown business. Chris Ingham takes us through all the up’s and downs of turning Discus Fish keeping into a business. Also exploring some of the pit falls that could trip you up on the way.

Last Updated (Friday, 06 November 2009 16:27)

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It is quite clear to me, that there are a lot of people out there, who wish to purchase their discus fish as small as 2.5”.
There is nothing wrong with that !

However, this is only the case if for one you are experienced in Discus fish keeping, and two, you fully understand that at this size they require a regular feeding regime.

In order that they might reach there full growth and potential, the regular regime of water changing and feeding must be followed.

Last Updated (Friday, 06 November 2009 16:56)

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