Had to catch him. Now in a hang on net.
So what is the best way to deal with a bully discus. Non stop chasing a couple in the tank and is there something I can do besides removal? Thanks
Had to catch him. Now in a hang on net.
How many discus are there in your tank?
Something that works for people is to rearrange the tank
you can't help everyone, but everyone can help someone.
Tank has been rearranged , water change recently done. Just have 6 discus in a 90 gallon , all form the same breeder. Put him in a bucket for a few hours but right back to bullying. I don't know what to do at this hour but put him in a time out. I mean, is this an african cichlid?
Try adding 2 or 3 more discus.
Use an Egg crate as a separator and keep him there for a couple of weeks!!!
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Quote from Colin Powell
"There are no secrets to success; don’t waste time looking for them. Success is the result of perfection, hard work, learning from failure, loyalty to those for whom you work, and persistence. You must be ready for opportunity when it comes"
Put a mirror about a 12"x 12" outside the front of the tank where it hangs out and let it fight itself worked ounce for me it may work for you.
Stu
It is 100% natural. Humans are the only animla that thinks this kind of behavior is bad. My suggestion is to just leave it alone. Anything else you do is just temporary and will just prolong the problem.
-john
He was confined to the handg on net all night and still there. I suppose I should release him. Even my wife last night said "get him out of there". She has no passion for the hobby at all..Lol
Some driftwood/decor to give separate spaces, breaks up line of site between the discus.