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link to 7 Tips How Do I Make My Discus Grow Faster

7 Tips How Do I Make My Discus Grow Faster

To make your Discus grow faster, do the following: Do a 30% water change daily.Feed Discus with healthy foods like brine shrimps and artemia.Use smaller tank.Let Discus school comprise of 10 or...

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link to How Many Discus Can I Keep in A 55 Or 100- Or 150-Gallon Tank?

How Many Discus Can I Keep in A 55 Or 100- Or 150-Gallon Tank?

As an easy guide, if you set up a greater or lesser than a 100-gallon tank, you can calculate how many Discus you can keep based on this. A 100 Gallon tank can hold 35 to 40 adult Discus fish if you...

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link to How Do You Keep Discus Water Quality Perfect?

How Do You Keep Discus Water Quality Perfect?

The perfect water conditions for discus are warm, acidic, and soft water. The perfect pH of the water is between 6.0 to 7.0. The perfect temperature is between 82°F and 86°F (although, the...

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link to How To Maintain pH In A Discus Tank?

How To Maintain pH In A Discus Tank?

You can maintain the Discus pH level by combining Discus Buffer and Neutral regulator. The buffer stabilizes the pH in the reverse osmosis water and the neutral regulator acts flexible to keep the pH...

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11 Ways To Get Rid Of Snails In My Discus Fish Tank [VIDEOS]

One of many unwanted inhabitants of a discus fish tank is a snail, snails breed quickly, and getting rid of them will take some time and effort but can be done by using either a chemical to kill the...

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What Is The Best Filter For A Discus Tank? 7 Best Discus Filter

Filtration is very crucial for a Discus aquarium tank, and this is because Discus fishes are very sensitive. The best filter for a Discus aquarium tank is in different types such as the canister...

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This is me Firas Sameer, the founder of DiscusRescue.com, I am an aquarist guy with a passion and love for Discus fishes, I am learning every day with my hobby at home and sharing the things I am learning from my experience with you.

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