180 Gallon Planted Discus Tank 10 0

Discus 12 years ago 3,100 views

This is the discus's 2nd day in the tank and they are already nibbling on blood worms. January 22 2012 *EDIT* The tank has been stripped down, the fish and plants sold, and is now a 180 gallon reef tank in the making! I might put a video of it up soon. I will still answer any questions about this tank though!

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TM Aquatics - 10 years ago

Spectacular discus tank!

Polska675 - 10 years ago

thanks!

Mansa Musa - 11 years ago

Lovely!

Polska675 - 12 years ago

thanks! be sure to put up a video once you set it up!

teonguyen1 - 12 years ago

Omg i love those red discus, simply beautiful tank.. i can't wait to set up my 180 G.

Polska675 - 12 years ago

Thanks! I keep the water at around 80 to 82 degrees. I feed my fish slowly so that they get all the food and it doesn't pollute my water causing algae blooms. I had a big problem with green slime algae (cyanobacteria) but it finally died down after a few weeks of pristine water. When ever I see some algae starting to pop up I use a plant safe, algae control chemical. I forget the name but you will find it at any good aquarium store.

Joe S - 12 years ago

So beautiful, I have a planted discus tank too. I keep the temperature at 87. And the plant didn't do so well. What is you temperature. How do you control the algae?

Polska675 - 12 years ago

Thanks! The whole setup was around $3000. That includes fish, plants, filtration, lighting, ect