Help On Discus Fish~

**barmby** · 3rd Mar 2009, 10:09

hi pak pak, the fish in my avatar is not mine. i am not sure where to get them too.

**pakpak** · 3rd Mar 2009, 15:38

oh ok ... now my neon tetras are being chased or being eaten up by my blue diamond ... LOL!

**barmby** · 3rd Mar 2009, 16:17

Discus is Cichlid. You have been warned.

**pakpak** · 3rd Mar 2009, 22:40

oh forgotten .

by the way , since i last moved into the new tank .. they have been eating a lot , look very healthy . Shit is sucked by sucker fish .

**I noticed that all my discus's anal fins have changed to a more vibrant colour
Example : Blue Diamond's anal fin has changed to a more vibrant blue colour.

Eyes are all healthily red ... this is a good sign right??

**barmby** · 3rd Mar 2009, 22:53

Ya. as long it does not look stresss... you are doing good

**pakpak** · 4th Mar 2009, 17:44

how to see if it is very stress?

**barmby** · 4th Mar 2009, 17:55

Stress bars appearing, fins are clamped, hide one corner and etc. These are the symptoms. Once discus is stress, they are susceptible to fugus attack, fin rot and more. One thing lead to another.

**pakpak** · 4th Mar 2009, 19:25

oh .. i thought also eyes becoming white is another one ? anyway .. i add the cure every week .. even if without stress .

**fishking** · 8th Mar 2009, 22:40

If you encounter cloudy white eyes, then there is something wrong with your water.

Stressed discus will also turn black for some variants.

**pakpak** · 8th Mar 2009, 22:43

oh ok . Wad happen was the discus eyes only turn cloudy white some times . Not all the time though. i changed 25% of the water today and added some anti-chlorine plus salt.

Now turn back red eyes again .

**pakpak** · 8th Mar 2009, 22:45

oh ok . Wad happen was the discus eyes only turn cloudy white some times . Not all the time though. i changed 25% of the water today and added some anti-chlorine plus salt.

Now turn back red eyes again .