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Hi All,
Been a long while since my last posting. Here is a revisit to 4ft discus planted tank. The plants have overgrown and pending a good trim. Here are some shots taken before I give it a "hair-dressing"
All comments are welcome.
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No need to doubt as I have account in both these aquatic forumsOriginally Posted by Peanut8787
Is a nice tank... Wish I can have a big tank to scape like yours...
Thick forest! The discus colour really blends in the environment
Yup! Unfortunately the female blue diamond discus passed on, so I sold off the big male cheap. Now the tank is occuppied by 4 x RGD (got a confirmed pair inside heehee...)so coverted from blue army to red army
Thanks bro, this tank is not big. Many others in the forum has 5ft, 6ft and some even have ponds
If you have time, go check out the scape under "sunken garden" title done by a fellow forumer here. It has been a great inspiration for me when I first started this hobby, I could only dream...
Nice and solid planted tank, beautiful discus you have there too... Do upload more photo after you done trimming bro. Can't wait to see how it looks like
When a habit begins to cost money, it's called a hobby.
By the way bro what is your foreground plant... Is so thick and nice...
Good fish ain't cheap... Cheap fish ain't gd...
Breeding Apisto inca and Apisto guttata...
It is java moss on several big pieces of wood. Was previously all covered with blyxa that gave a wild plains look. Though nice; but high maintenance as I need to clear blyxa fallen tips from my surface skimmer each day. With this change to moss, I've reduced the blyxa to half the population and reduce my maintenance
Thanks bro! Many of the plants here came from you
My new weapon against algae is to achieve blooming plant growth to counter it!
Thanks for your encouragement and interest. Update coming upNice and solid planted tank, beautiful discus you have there too... Do upload more photo after you done trimming bro. Can't wait to see how it looks like
Trimmed away plants at the right side that have exceeded the water surface. Here are some shots including my RGD pair inside. Enjoy and comments or suggestions are welcome.
Did you stop blood worm diet?
colin | The Wilderness and Forest | FTS
Did not stop blood worm; but reduced feeding because I sold off all my blue diamond discus and left only the RGD. Now feeding only 2 cubes of frozen bloodworm each day. Can see improvement also due to the bloom in plant growth to counter.
I see. Ya. I found out several months after I stopped feeding with bloodworms. It really helps or rather eliminate BBA. Btw, you should externally linked your photos from photobucket or imageshack so that your tank picture will look big on the forum. Currently it look so small to view properly and doing the tank some justice
colin | The Wilderness and Forest | FTS
Where do you guys get your Discus from? Any good place for getting wild Discus?
Is so nice of the tank... I wish I could achieve a foreground like yours... How long does it take to have foreground like yours... Do share some tips...
Good fish ain't cheap... Cheap fish ain't gd...
Breeding Apisto inca and Apisto guttata...
I'm not into wild discus due to budget and challenge in getting them to do well in planted. A good place to get discus is from the forum market place
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