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    Haha I just hope they turned out correct.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bryon3420 View Post
    Haha I just hope they turned out correct.
    They look pretty awesome to me, go back to page 1 if you haven't already
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    does anyone use an auto feeder on their tank? I'm looking at the Ehiem everyday feeder for the freeze dried black worms and flakes.

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    Update on the 75 gallon. This fall during hurricane Matthew I lost power for 4 days at my home. I had left a battery back up system on my tank that ended up failing. I was out of town for those 4 days and my discus tank really took a hit. 3 of my 4 Alenquers got sick and stopped eating. I moved them to a quarantine tank and unfortunately over a month each fish died. I however was able to Save one of my 4 Alenquers as well as my 2 fire reds. So as it sits right now my 75 has the three discus with a small school of rummynose and cardinal tetras. The surviving discus are now about 4-4.5" and are anywhere between 9-11 months old. I hope that they can still grow to a decent size even with the stress of what they went through from the storm. I would like to soon put in an order again with discus Hans to replace the 3 that I lost. These guys are still on Hans frozen beefheart mix and today I just received another order of Freeze dried black worms from aquaticsuppliers. This time I have gone with the Bio-pigment plus. I put in a cube this morning and these guys are nuts over it!









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    That is a shame you lost those fish... sorry to hear

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    Its all part of it I guess. They were all very young too so I know that did not help. The Fire reds have been laying eggs lately so maybe someday I will try to breed them. They are still a little young though so I think I may actually try once they mature a little more.

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    Just be sure to QT all new fish... not fun if you donT!!!

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    Absolutely. I'm hoping to get these guys to color up some more too.

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