About Discus (Symphisodon aequifasciata):
One of the most demanding freshwater fish. These fish are very expensive and are not recommended to beginners. Aquarists are very interesting due to the large number of different colors and patterns. These are big flies.
-Period:
South America, Amazon and tributaries.
- Nutrition:
It will accept live, frozen and flaky foods. In the first few days when you purchase them, they will not consume food, but when they take home and take more snacks. In addition to these foods, they also accept chopped glisters and grated beef hearts.
- Maintenance:
Water temperature from 27 to 32 degrees, ph value of 5.6 to 6.5. Aquarium litter is very important, minimum 120 liters.
- Size:
About 15 cm.
- Distinction:
It's hard to determine gender.
- Hat:
The aquarium should be adapted for the spawn. They lay 300 eggs most often on the plant's leaves. Par used to eat eggs. After all the days, the cubs were born. In the first days, they are feeding eggs from the eggs. Swim after 5 days. They swim with their parents for several days (up to 90 days) after the spawn and are fed with white stains from their scales.
Discus are members of the Family Cichlidae and are sometimes referred to as “King of the Aquarium” because of their majestic beauty and regal colors. At least three species have been described, although debate continues over the validity of several assigned scientific names. Wild caught discus can be challenging to keep, due to their specialized water chemistry and dietary needs, however, most discus sold today are captive bred and are much easier to keep. That said, they are not for beginners, for a variety of reasons. Through selective breeding, numerous color varieties are available and more continue to be developed.
We present you one of the most beautiful aquariums in the world with disc fish. This is a compilation of the finest samples of disc fish. Breeders wish the best of luck and success in the coming period and you enjoy watching this video.
Category of discus at videos are
Ocean Green discus,
Pigeon Snake discus,
Red White discus,
Red Spotted Green discus,
Indian Summer discus,
Red Golden Diamond discus,
Heckel Wild discus,
Alenqer with fry discus,
Snakeskin discus,
san merah (snake bar) Albino gen discus,
Heckel discus,
Heckel Cross discus,
San Merah (Snake Bar) discus,
Red Alenqer discus,
Red Alenquer discus,
Red Spotted Green discus,
San Merah (Snakeskin bars) discus,
Golden discus,
Red Pearl with Fry discus,
Cobalt discus,
Red Pearl Turquoise discus.
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One of the most demanding freshwater fish. These fish are very expensive and are not recommended to beginners. Aquarists are very interesting due to the large number of different colors and patterns. These are big flies.
-Period:
South America, Amazon and tributaries.
- Nutrition:
It will accept live, frozen and flaky foods. In the first few days when you purchase them, they will not consume food, but when they take home and take more snacks. In addition to these foods, they also accept chopped glisters and grated beef hearts.
- Maintenance:
Water temperature from 27 to 32 degrees, ph value of 5.6 to 6.5. Aquarium litter is very important, minimum 120 liters.
- Size:
About 15 cm.
- Distinction:
It's hard to determine gender.
- Hat:
The aquarium should be adapted for the spawn. They lay 300 eggs most often on the plant's leaves. Par used to eat eggs. After all the days, the cubs were born. In the first days, they are feeding eggs from the eggs. Swim after 5 days. They swim with their parents for several days (up to 90 days) after the spawn and are fed with white stains from their scales.
Discus are members of the Family Cichlidae and are sometimes referred to as “King of the Aquarium” because of their majestic beauty and regal colors. At least three species have been described, although debate continues over the validity of several assigned scientific names. Wild caught discus can be challenging to keep, due to their specialized water chemistry and dietary needs, however, most discus sold today are captive bred and are much easier to keep. That said, they are not for beginners, for a variety of reasons. Through selective breeding, numerous color varieties are available and more continue to be developed.
We present you one of the most beautiful aquariums in the world with disc fish. This is a compilation of the finest samples of disc fish. Breeders wish the best of luck and success in the coming period and you enjoy watching this video.
Category of discus at videos are
Ocean Green discus,
Pigeon Snake discus,
Red White discus,
Red Spotted Green discus,
Indian Summer discus,
Red Golden Diamond discus,
Heckel Wild discus,
Alenqer with fry discus,
Snakeskin discus,
san merah (snake bar) Albino gen discus,
Heckel discus,
Heckel Cross discus,
San Merah (Snake Bar) discus,
Red Alenqer discus,
Red Alenquer discus,
Red Spotted Green discus,
San Merah (Snakeskin bars) discus,
Golden discus,
Red Pearl with Fry discus,
Cobalt discus,
Red Pearl Turquoise discus.
Video source : https://www.facebook.com/pg/DiscusRoom/
and also https://www.facebook.com/groups/519788064699591/
Our officialy page is https://www.facebook.com/extraaquaworld/
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