New Discus - How to add them to the Aquarium
Discus 8 years ago 3,752 views
Discus fishes are very delicate. They require a PH level of 6.5 to 7.0. There has been times you must have wondered how come my fishes are dying just after you bought them and added them directly to your fish tank. This video will show you how to properly Quarantine them and add them to your Aquarium with other Discus fishes. A little bit of description about Discus fish from Wikipedia: Discus are fish from the genus Symphysodon, which currently includes the above species. However, another review of the genus published in August 2007 suggested that the genus held these three species: S. aequifasciatus (the green discus), S. haraldi (the blue/brown/common discus), and S. discus (the Heckel discus). Further arguments have been made that S. tarzoo was not described in accordance with ICZN rules and thus should be considered invalid and replaced with S. haraldi, currently considered a synonym of S. aequifasciatus by FishBase. Captive strain Other (sub)species have been proposed, but morphometric data (unlike in Pterophyllum, the freshwater angelfish) varies as much between individuals from one location as across the whole range of all discus fish species. S. tarzoo was described in 1959 and applies to the red-spotted western population. S. aequifasciatus and S. discus, meanwhile, seem to hybridise frequently in the wild or have diverged recently, as they lack mitochondrial DNA lineage sorting but differ in color pattern and have dissimilar chromosomal translocation patterns. S. discus occurs mainly in the Rio Negro. Whether S. haraldi is indeed distinct from S. aequifasciatus remains to be determined; if valid it is widespread but it might just be a color morph. Like cichlids from the genus Pterophyllum, all Symphysodon species have a laterally compressed body shape. In contrast to Pterophyllum, however, extended finnage is absent giving Symphysodon a more rounded shape. It is this body shape from which their common name, "discus", is derived. The sides of the fish are frequently patterned in shades of green, red, brown, and blue. The height and length of the grown fish are both about 20–25 cm (8–10 in). Please Subscribe . Like . Comment & Share You can follow me on my social media network to connect with me or else just Subscribe to my channel: Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/dj-neo-3 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/djneodubai Twitter: deejayneo Mixcloud: https://www.mixcloud.com/dj-neo/ Youtube Partner: Freedom Network Background Music By: Chris Knaggs "Sunlight" https://youtu.be/0jvpdl0OhJo
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