First of, I would like to announce that I'm sorry for the late update, it is simply because I have been very busy lately and still am. I will try to make an update once every month or at the very most, two. Also, if you notice, the video contains a lot of trims, this is because I no longer have a working external memory card and now I have to rely on the internal memory on my digital camera which could only record up to 2.34minutes, therefore I have to transfer it onto my pc everytime before making another clip. Back on track...I am quite happy with my discus so far, I have two favorites (keepers) and two alright one, so what about the other one? Well not that much, therefore I plan NOT to use it as my future breeding stock, though it does hold a nice trait (high fin), this in turn may change my mind... I only do 20% water changes every day now since I'm very busy and have a tight schedule, I only feed them once or twice a day. I have not turned on the lights ever since the last discus fish update video since I don't trust it (seems like it would crack any moment!) I clean my sponge filter once every week or two since it gets saturated. In order for it to work efficiently, squeezing it will help remove the debris and nasties. I would recommend you using your tank water to clean your sponge but I have had success using tap water, but for the purpose of this video, I have shown you the appropriate measure since what works for me may not work for you. I wipe down my tank wall/floor at least 3 times a week, this is because of the slime being built up. If it isn't removed, then there may be nasties developing in your fish tank. The only discus that does not eat pellet is the Tiger Turquoise, the rest will gleefully accept it. I have not been feeding my discus flake food as I don't have the time to go out and buy some. As you can see, I do not feed my discus the Hikari brand pellet food now since I simply believe that the DiscusFood Tony Tan variant offers a better nutritional value and my discus can benefit it more. I have started this product a few months ago. I still feed them the black worms but I have been cutting down on that since I cannot find them available for sale these days; thats how good they are! Each discus is over 4inches tail length (TL). I have not gotten the chance to take them out and measure them. I do not plan to since it is stressful to the fish and I don't have the time to do so. Tiger Turquoise 9 months old, 262 days old as at 19.11.10 DOB = March 1st 2010 Red Turquoise 8 months old, 234 days old as at 19.11.10 DOB = April 1st 2010 It has now been 157 days since these 4 Red turquoise and 1 Tiger turquoise are in my possession