How To Keep Discus Easily | For Beginners | The Indian Fishkeeper 77 7

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This video will help a beginner to keep discus fish. Many hobbyists dare to keep discus, but trust me. It's not that difficult. You just need proper knowledge of the fish and perform your scheduled maintenance. Recommended Videos: Mechanical, Biological, Chemical Filtration Explained:https://goo.gl/00fuQ0 How To Get A Breeding Pair Of Discus Fish?: https://goo.gl/POB6uh How To Add New Fish: https://goo.gl/DCc78p Deworming Fish Using Metro For Treating HEX: https://goo.gl/5kxEMw Epson Salt Treatment For Fish Bloat: https://goo.gl/Cp7r5v The discus tank: https://goo.gl/RKLbRF Fish dominance: https://goo.gl/AT9Af8 Fish hand feeding: https://goo.gl/iLCUJV Other Videos: How To Make Aquarium At Home: https://goo.gl/b0uajy DIY Filter Media: https://goo.gl/K9GfeT Jungle themed fish tank: https://goo.gl/jf92WG African Cichlid Mbuna Tank: https://goo.gl/0kmpqZ How To Create 3D Background Aquarium: https://goo.gl/m0zVm4 Floating Rocks & Waterfall In Fish Tank Like AVATAR: https://goo.gl/UtBVFc

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Sukhdev Adak - 6 years ago

Is it beef/chicken/goat "heart" or "liver"?? I've heard that liver is the easiest to digest. By the way, where are you from in India?

The Indian Fishkeeper - 6 years ago

+Sukhdev Adak beef heart is best. Then goat and chicken. Liver might be easier to digest but heart has more protein content. I m from Mumbai.

jiarealty - 6 years ago

The only advice I would not follow is putting a Pleco with the discus. Pleco's grows fast and cause a massive bioload which quickly decreases water quality. Pleco when big also can get aggressive and I have seen some Pleco attach themselves to Discus causing injuries to the Discus skin. In place of Plecos I prefer Cory catfish which stays small, will eat anything that falls to the bottom of the tank that Discus have missed, and Cory's are very peaceful requiring the same water parameters as Discus. Overall, this is a good Video

jordan smith - 6 years ago

I disagree and there are only a handful of cories that will live in the high temps that discus require. Sterbia being one of them, as for plecos there are several varieties that grow no more then 6". one species the L46 will even live in the same temp as discus with no issues and only grow to 4". but as of right now my 7 bristol nose plecos and 10 Discus are doing fine in a 175 with a FX6. as long as water is changed when it needed then the discus will be fine. the reason for water changes discus are from acidic water and there for have a lower bacterial count in the water preventing them from getting external bacteria infection. if water quality is a huge thing for that person then a bare bottom species only tank.

Fwrapper Aqua - 7 years ago

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Fwrapper Aqua - 7 years ago

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The Indian Fishkeeper - 7 years ago

subscribed. and all the best. we might do a collab in future :)

Rajendra Kamble - 7 years ago

Good informative.

The Indian Fishkeeper - 7 years ago

Rajendra Kamble thank you. Please subscribe and share

rahul biswas - 7 years ago

Friend can u help me for how to make salt water for marine tank. . plz

The Indian Fishkeeper - 7 years ago

Marine salt is available in local fish stores. It is different from the salt thatwe eat or rock salt, epson salt. Process is usualy mentioned in the salt packet that you are using. so i will recommend follow that. Generally it is mixing salt and RO water in a bucket. wait 24 hrs and then use hydrometer to measure the salt level. add salt or more water to adjust!!!

APM Gaming - 7 years ago

luckily ur tank looks like a good 40-60 gallons....
u can keep about 4 to 5 discus comfortably...
i wouldnt go more than 6 ....for the fishes health sake...

APM Gaming - 7 years ago

all basic info bro.....
the tank size does not matter ..
like u said 3 feet length and 1.5feet height .....
the capacity of water that the tank can hold is important (units in gallons US or UK...or liters.)
its minimum 10gallons per discus...
that is minimum 40 liters per discus fish ....
not being rude ..but get ur facts straight before posting any video....shouldnt be misleading people

The Indian Fishkeeper - 7 years ago

first of all thank you for watching and commenting your views. Yes this is all basic info as my intention was to educate beginners(explicitly stated in the title). A tank with 3 feet length and 1.5feet height & width usually equals to 50 US gallons. And as discus is a vertically flat shaped fish, tank height plays an important role. therefore, minimum 1.5 feet tank is recommended. I am pretty sure about the info in the video as it is given based out my experience and what i have learnt from fellow fishkeepers. Definitely not misleading. Again thanks for watching and commenting.

Sandipan Sarkar - 7 years ago

sir how to keep pH stable

The Indian Fishkeeper - 7 years ago

Sandipan Sarkar keep tap water in bucket for 2 days and then use it for water change. I will make video on pH soon.

shahgul shaikh - 7 years ago

bro lower the music we can barely hear ur voice

The Indian Fishkeeper - 7 years ago

I will keep tht in mind next time. thanks for the input!!!

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George Calderon - 7 years ago

great video and info thanks for sharing

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