Caring for Discus! Talkin Discus Presented by KGTropicals!!

Join the Tank Talk Facebook Group! https://www.facebook.com/groups/1674032529542132/?pnref=lhc So you decided to start a Discus tank but you’re still not sure what’s involved in keeping them. That’s what we’re talking about coming up…. There are a few factors that are gonna contribute to answering this question. #1 is how many fish do you have in your tank. Someone who has a 100 gallon tank with 18 adult Discus in it along with 25 cardinal tetras is gonna need to do allot more work then someone who only has 8 adults in it. The more fish you have in the tank the more food your going to give them in each feeding. The more food you give them the more waste their gonna produce. The more waste they produce the dirtier the water gets. You see where I’m going with this…. That same 100 gallon with only 8 adult Discus in it is going to have much less food introduced into the tank, which means less waste, you get the idea…. #2 is your filtration. Is your filtration in your tank strong enough to handle the load from your fish? If it’s not you’ll be doing the work that a better filter would be doing for you. (Look over and John will yell “why’d you put Discus in a tank with a crappy filter?”. Look away for just a couple seconds then look back at the camera and shrug your shoulders) #3 is how big are your fish? Younger Discus will grow much faster with super clean water so if you’re gonna save a few dollars by buying smaller, younger Discus just understand you’re gonna be busier then you would be if you bought adults I don’t blame you for buying them small, the big ones ain’t cheap! #4 is how much are you feeding your fish? Like I said in episode 4 if you are one of these people that likes to throw food in the tank every time you walk by it you need to understand that you're doing more harm then good. The more food, the more waste, the more waste the more work you have to do to clean up after them. No matter what the circumstances are with your tank you can still expect to do a little more work on your Discus tank then you would if you kept Tetras but when you look at these gorgeous fish it’s totally worth it. These are some of the most unbelievable fish you will ever see in a home aquarium. If you want them, there’s a price to pay and that price is work but at the end of the day if you get to come home and look at these adorable faces and you know that you’re doing the right thing by them its ALL worth it. So here’s what I want from you experienced Discus keepers, put your maintenance schedule for your Discus in the comment section below, let me know how much work you put into your Discus tanks each week. Someone watching this who is on the fence about whether they wanna get them or not would probably love to see other people thoughts on this;-) http://www.kgtropicals.com www.facebook.com/KGTropicals @kgtropicals on Twitter kg_tropicals on instagram Music: http://www.purple-planet.com

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Join the Tank Talk Facebook Group! https://www.facebook.com/groups/1674032529542132/?pnref=lhc So you decided to start a Discus tank but you’re still not sure what’s involved in keeping them. That’s what we’re talking about coming up…. There are a few factors that are gonna contribute to answering this question. #1 is how many fish do you have in your tank. Someone who has a 100 gallon tank with 18 adult Discus in it along with 25 cardinal tetras is gonna need to do allot more work then someone who only has 8 adults in it. The more fish you have in the tank the more food your going to give them in each feeding. The more food you give them the more waste their gonna produce. The more waste they produce the dirtier the water gets. You see where I’m going with this…. That same 100 gallon with only 8 adult Discus in it is going to have much less food introduced into the tank, which means less waste, you get the idea…. #2 is your filtration. Is your filtration in your tank strong enough to handle the load from your fish? If it’s not you’ll be doing the work that a better filter would be doing for you. (Look over and John will yell “why’d you put Discus in a tank with a crappy filter?”. Look away for just a couple seconds then look back at the camera and shrug your shoulders) #3 is how big are your fish? Younger Discus will grow much faster with super clean water so if you’re gonna save a few dollars by buying smaller, younger Discus just understand you’re gonna be busier then you would be if you bought adults I don’t blame you for buying them small, the big ones ain’t cheap! #4 is how much are you feeding your fish? Like I said in episode 4 if you are one of these people that likes to throw food in the tank every time you walk by it you need to understand that you're doing more harm then good. The more food, the more waste, the more waste the more work you have to do to clean up after them. No matter what the circumstances are with your tank you can still expect to do a little more work on your Discus tank then you would if you kept Tetras but when you look at these gorgeous fish it’s totally worth it. These are some of the most unbelievable fish you will ever see in a home aquarium. If you want them, there’s a price to pay and that price is work but at the end of the day if you get to come home and look at these adorable faces and you know that you’re doing the right thing by them its ALL worth it. So here’s what I want from you experienced Discus keepers, put your maintenance schedule for your Discus in the comment section below, let me know how much work you put into your Discus tanks each week. Someone watching this who is on the fence about whether they wanna get them or not would probably love to see other people thoughts on this;-) http://www.kgtropicals.com www.facebook.com/KGTropicals @kgtropicals on Twitter kg_tropicals on instagram Music: http://www.purple-planet.com

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David B
David B - 6 years ago
I have a 75 gallon tank and I would like to get just two discus. I have a wet/dry that was made for a 110 G tank and will use it for the 75 G. how many water changes would I need? I would have maybe 20 tetras.... that's it.
Kevin spacey
Kevin spacey - 6 years ago
I feed mine maybe 2 times a day, but i do 80% water changes every week. But thats because i have 80 neon tetra's and 15 diamond tetra's and 15 other various fish in my 135g tank
chrishasaclue
chrishasaclue - 6 years ago
I can’t stop laughing at the comments below some of these cats are thirsty as hell But who can blame them. XD....Anyways thanks for the video, pretty informative.
David Munoz
David Munoz - 6 years ago
Funny how 25% water change twice a week (or 50% water change weekly) isn’t really a whole lot. I thought taking care of discus was supposed to be hard. I’m a fancy goldfish keeper and I do 80% water changes on my goldfish at least twice a week if not more because of how much waste they produce. So I guess keep fancy goldfish must be harder than keeping discus.
Don K 2k
Don K 2k - 6 years ago
I have 3 GloFish , 2 iridescent sharks, 2 plecos , and 1 angelfish in a 250 gallon tank lol
kaif Khan
kaif Khan - 7 years ago
Why my male albino red discus getting wrinkles on his body?? He's 7inch & age dont know.... he's heathy & eating aggressively too ... kindly help me out please
James Wilson
James Wilson - 7 years ago
Ok...admit dudes...we all know why we are watching her vidz
boomboompow
boomboompow - 7 years ago
u recommend a good auto feeder?
James boyle fish music bonsai and more
James boyle fish music bonsai and more - 7 years ago
i go to school and my parents work, could i get away with feeding my discus twice a day and larger amounts? ☺

10. comment for Caring for Discus! Talkin Discus Presented by KGTropicals!!

AGENTSIXTY9
AGENTSIXTY9 - 7 years ago
Them titties doe
Nu Guy
Nu Guy - 7 years ago
A'int she gorgeous! Love at first sight came to my life seeing you. Baby you have the best rounded boobs ever.
Desmond Barnes
Desmond Barnes - 7 years ago
Lisa thanks for your information it is very helpful. I'm trying discus for the first time. can you tell me how you acclimate your discus?
Phil Morello
Phil Morello - 7 years ago
Hi, I have a 180Litre tank 90cm x 45cm x 45cm, is this big enough to start with discus, I currently have it setup with 4 angels and some neon tetras but am contemplating swapping over the angels
for 4 discus? Would this work?
Craig Woodhull
Craig Woodhull - 7 years ago
Woody's Discus (FB)
Discus love to be in groups, Six is a MIN!. They say one Discus per 10 gallons of water, BULL!!!! .I have one for every 5 gallons and all is well. We all know Discus are Cichlids and love to "face off" chase etc. The secret is CLEAN water. Most all Discus sold come from mid to high pH.(7.4/7.8) Consistency is the answer your fish will get use to higher or lower as long as you keep it the same. Ask your supplier the pH your Babies are coming from.
Juve's look good price wise but are the hardest Discus to keep. Pecking order. Do not waste your money on 2.5" fish just because of the price 3.5+ is a min !!! the larger the better
Discus get ths misinformation of being hard fish to keep for ONE reason, WATER QUALITY! Just keep it clean and your Discus will love you and thrive!!!
Shivam Sharma
Shivam Sharma - 8 years ago
can discus fish thrive in artificial plants??
Julius Dizon
Julius Dizon - 8 years ago
I'm in the process of starting a discus tank but I only have a 55 gallon tank I was keeping Angels at some point . I'd like to lean towards doing "less" maintenance but also aware of their need to be in groups of 6. With that information, would you recommend getting 5 (4 inch) discus (only) or get proven pair (adult). The pair option is not for breeding...more for the less fish in the tank, no need for groups, less maintenance.
Craig Woodhull
Craig Woodhull - 7 years ago
55 gallon bare bottom is good for 6 maybe 7 4.5" Discus.Get a 60-75-90 they are all 24"tall .Double the amount of fish. PetCo sells a 150 that is 48" long, 24" wide and 30" tall.!!!!!
Discus Haven !!! The taller and deeper the tank, the more Discus like it, they only chase for about 6/7 "s.YOU CANNOT DO LESS with discus ! They need to be OVER FILTRATED , as they need Very clean water. What size is your tank ? My first batch of Discus fry was 38 years ago
P.S.Put some plants in "plant cups" for water quality. Float some as well. You can acctually get but with one W/C a week.
Come and join my group and you will get help from all over the world. Woody's Discus closed group (FB)
Woody
Craig Woodhull
Craig Woodhull - 7 years ago
Less maintance ! For Discus? GET GOLDFISH !!!!
Craig Woodhull
Craig Woodhull - 7 years ago
B/B no plants is the best
Julius Dizon
Julius Dizon - 8 years ago
never mind...i just saw your other video on tank size. Thanks!
Rush
Rush - 8 years ago
Is that an aquaponics/pothos plant setup you have behind you there, Lisa? To suck up extra nitrates from the tank?
Victor Techakaisri
Victor Techakaisri - 8 years ago
Lisa i have problem with my discus they are like setting territory and when ever other of my discus go into their area they bite them
Victor Techakaisri
Victor Techakaisri - 8 years ago
Lisa you said water temperature for discus is 80-86 but i have cory catfish in my discus tank and in liveaquaria website it said temperature for cory cat fish is 72-76 so what temperature should i set on my heater
Craig Woodhull
Craig Woodhull - 7 years ago
My cories died when i raised the temp so ALL of my Discus would eat . Have Rams now, great cleaners..Temp is now 81
Mean Green Stompa
Mean Green Stompa - 8 years ago
+Victor Techakaisri sterbai and a few others are comfortable at discus temps.
dvdfrnzwbr
dvdfrnzwbr - 8 years ago
Clown Loachs are a better choice with Discus
Palle M. Christensen
Palle M. Christensen - 8 years ago
that tank is too small
Ben Newton
Ben Newton - 6 years ago
I have people like you you spout bad comments about really nice people. That is not true and you give no reasoning ridiculous
Janssen Garcia Santos
Janssen Garcia Santos - 7 years ago
Palle M. Christensen But di you think people swim in money? No tank is big enough for any fish. But as a rule of thumb Discus should have a 55 gallon for a good group.
dvdfrnzwbr
dvdfrnzwbr - 8 years ago
The true answer is that no tank is big enough for a fish.
Palle M. Christensen
Palle M. Christensen - 8 years ago
+KGTropicals still, i think most tanks are too small for fish in general. In my opinion 5-6 discus should have 300-500 gallons. But that's just my opinion.
KGTropicals
KGTropicals - 8 years ago
A 125 gallon is much bigger then what most use, nice try though.

20. comment for Caring for Discus! Talkin Discus Presented by KGTropicals!!

o0opwndo0o
o0opwndo0o - 8 years ago
I have a few discus in my tank I'm using gravel and want to go bare bottem what's the best way to remove all the gravel with out starting a mini cycle I'm using a canister filter that's a lot bigger then needed turns my tank over 6 times per hour would like to keep the fish in there as I only have a 30 gallon with sponge filter to transfer 3 discus and 5 angel fish in till gravel is removed and should I use somthing under tank glass to make it feel like there is substraight for them like black paper or somthing
CoooOool Ali
CoooOool Ali - 8 years ago
do you use carbon in the filter?
o0opwndo0o
o0opwndo0o - 8 years ago
what is the best temperature to keep discus I have a 4.5 inch discus with 3 2.5 to 3 inch discus it's at 84F right now and they seem fine
KGTropicals
KGTropicals - 8 years ago
83-85 is what I keep my temp at. I'm sure your discus are comfortable :) Lisa
Scuba Steve
Scuba Steve - 8 years ago
This was a very good video to encourage the aspiring discus keeper. Discus can for sure be one of the most divisive subjects in the hobby to talk about. I know that if you went onto SimplyDiscus and told the moderators that you were doing 25%, twice a week water changes, they would have much to critique. Water change schedule depends on load, size of fish and feed type, stocking density, other types of fish in the tank. Each tank has their own profile so to speak. Also, every fish has some type of parasite which can also build in the tank, so it's not just nitrates and your filter that matter, but reproduction of bacteria and parasites that can quickly overwhelm a tank. Warm water that discus require is a perfect breeding ground for both, especially if the water isn't acidic as bacteria and parasites both thrive in alkaline water; whereas acid inhibits both.
Bear-Pig Nation!
Bear-Pig Nation! - 8 years ago
My fish always greet me too!:) and Angelfish are the same way:) -probably cause they live in the same ecosystem xD
TorixDemon Toribash
TorixDemon Toribash - 8 years ago
So I bought a starter kit "Aquarium starter kit* We got a pump, heater, temperature, 2 big plants and 2 medium and 1 small
so My question is is this a good start? Also I got some decoration in it too with a root also my tank is 54 liters, with white sand. Should I have something more because I also got Bio cleaner and a 7 day slow release fertilizer and a water water conditioner with the kit, is that all I need to start or do I need anything else. Also I'm about to buy fish soon because my tank needs the "Echo system" or what ever it is called, and I'm about to get a net. So again my question is do I need anything else to my aquarium tell me :)
Sam s
Sam s - 8 years ago
how to know discus are not in good health
Bea V.S. Bea
Bea V.S. Bea - 8 years ago
I have a 30 gallon tank is that big enough?

Do they get along with other fish?

Can I just have one instead of a bunch like you guys have?

Are they easy to take care of if I have one dicus?
kevin jones
kevin jones - 8 years ago
they are gorgeous! and I'll bet they're real too...... Any way back to discus, multiple feedings per day, consistent light cycles, 25-35% water changes weekly, and the one thing I believe is the most important.... spend as much time as possible interacting and observing your discus. They are surprisingly social and a kick in the ass to watch. I also talk to mine...but only when nobody else is around hahaha
Dad
Dad - 7 years ago
kevin jones i did what you see there
KGTropicals
KGTropicals - 8 years ago
Unfortunately No. I've had a dozen or more batches and every time the parents eat the eggs before they even become wigglers. I know it's most likely done out of fear of the other discus, so I'm not too dissapointed. I have 5 pairs in my tank right now. I'm setting up a breeder tank for my favorite pair just to see if I can successfully breed one batch. I feel confident that I will accomplish my goal :) Lisa

30. comment for Caring for Discus! Talkin Discus Presented by KGTropicals!!

Abelash Rajagugan
Abelash Rajagugan - 8 years ago
Hey Guys! , So Im a beginner to the whole aquarium hobby about an year or so , so I heard recently about cycling and stuff. So now I have started cycling my tank . 
And have some questions regarding this. 
1. Where do the bacteria live exactly 

2. will changing water affect my cycle , will it crash it 

3.will changing my decor and customising my tank affect th cycle or disrupt in anyway , if this does , will I have to cycle it from the beginning

4.will rinsing my decor crash the cycle 

5. What the ways of speeding up cycling

6.Does mixing the gravel up and water changing kill the bacteria 

7.Does adding new fish affect the cycle 

Pls help me out guys , I love fish and the whole hobby so I want to improve my self. Thanks guys
Sue Powell
Sue Powell - 6 years ago
Abelash Rajagugan Sorry I'm 2 years late, but maybe I can help you. The beneficial bacteria lives inside the filter, in the filter media, on the sides of the tank, on plants/decor, and even in gravel. By changing your water, about once a week (may vary by the amount of fish) it will not crash the cycle. Just don't completely drain the whole thing. If you switch out decor, it will not disrupt the cycle. There are many different ways that customizing your tank could be taken, however. By rinsing your decor, you will be absolutely fine. I rinse my decor every other week that I do a water change. To speed cycling up, you can buy a bacteria booster, however you will still have to wait several weeks. You can also keep any filter media if you have another tank that's already cycled. I hoped this helped in any way if you are still wondering about it, 2 years from now :)
MStebbz36 Cichlids
MStebbz36 Cichlids - 8 years ago
+Abelash Rajagugan check out jons vids on how to cycle your tank, lots of advice on here from him.
quincy adams
quincy adams - 8 years ago
discus with African cichlds
A Fish Guy
A Fish Guy - 8 years ago
not discus. but 8 tanks and a 110g tote. 50 percent every week. or every other week. if every other week then i may do close to 70 or 80
Rich's Fishes
Rich's Fishes - 8 years ago
Great advice Lisa, and the discus are looking great. But, your advice almost makes it sound like a good enough filter can allow you to skip tank maintenance. The biggest filter in the world wont negate the need for water changes!
Rich's Fishes
Rich's Fishes - 8 years ago
+KGTropicals Ah now you got a 2nd view from me John! What made me think that is the way Lisa implied that a good filter leads to less work. Had to go back to make sure I'm not crazy! She does say that, but directly before she says "with proper filtration ...you have less work to do and you dont have to do quite as much" . Its definitely true to a point, but it seems many looking to keep discus for the first time are looking for shortcuts especially when it comes to water changes and tank maintenance. Wouldn't want someone to think they can go grab a huge canister filter to put on their 10 gallon discus tank (stocked with 12 discus of course) and never do a water change again! =) You and Lisa know exactly what she was trying to explain (and I too understood the intent)....but I'm just letting you know how it could potentially be perceived to an outsider who might be unfamiliar with the work required to properly keep discus. Keep 'em coming you guys!
KGTropicals
KGTropicals - 8 years ago
+Rich's Fishes What makes you think that when the first thing she said after she talked about filtration was "but you still have to do your water changes", watch it again, you'll see:-)
Fr. Jose Maria
Fr. Jose Maria - 8 years ago
Lisa. I got a 65 gal tank where I have 7 tropical fish medium size. I want a discus so bad, or two the most. However, every website says that I need a minimum of 4 or even 6. What are your thoughts?
Og maco Sheesh
Og maco Sheesh - 8 years ago
She reminds me of a teacher i had a crush on
Bradford Aquatics
Bradford Aquatics - 8 years ago
Great video Lisa! You are starting to make me jealous! Those discus are so beautiful!
Doug C
Doug C - 8 years ago
your "puppies" look amazing.
i personally cut down on my water changes as my discus got older. now that they are closer to adult i do 50% once a week with a good vacumming. and clean my filter pads every third week.
theAmdisen391
theAmdisen391 - 8 years ago
+KGTropicals love your vidoes, but lisas voice is so high pitch, maybe look for a studio mic becouse i do love lisa just th mic is not working with her /:
Mean Green Stompa
Mean Green Stompa - 8 years ago
+Doug C Well said Doug, I love those puppies.
KGTropicals
KGTropicals - 8 years ago
That sounds like a good plan and if it's working then no need to change it. Like I said consistency is the key :) Lisa
IFG
IFG - 8 years ago
Hi Lisa, great vid madame. I thought you guys were on vacation. I have been waiting on this video
crazy monkey
crazy monkey - 8 years ago
hey I was wonder if you could help me how to find if a discus is a male or female ,I want to get pair at the store but I have no idea witch is who ,and they are expensive ,so I wonder if you could help me please.Thanks
IFG
IFG - 8 years ago
+KGTropicals Awesome tell John that i said hi.
KGTropicals
KGTropicals - 8 years ago
Thank you so much! We took a small break for Thanksgiving but we're back :) Lisa
Bob The Fish Wilki
Bob The Fish Wilki - 8 years ago
Hi Lisa,
Your Discus are looking really great, thanks for sharing.
your maintenance schedule sounds like its the same that i do for my Frontosa colony.
when you say "work" i say "pleasure" , i actually really enjoy my maintenance days, I bet you do too, i can tell because your Aquarium is shiny clean.
Hey, hows John? we haven't seen him & his Africans in a while.
Thanks again
KGTropicals
KGTropicals - 8 years ago
Thank you! I agree, it's definitely more pleasure then work. I love them and it's all worth it. Johns doing good! You'll see him soon enough :) Lisa
roger posada
roger posada - 8 years ago
discus are the best! I've had mine for a year and had two pairs form. I can't get them to not eat their wrigglers. oh well just keep trying I guess
KGTropicals
KGTropicals - 8 years ago
Mine are doing the same thing. I think the best thing to do to be successful in breeding discus is to separate them from the others. I'm cycling a tank for a pair now :) Lisa

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