135g planted aquarium

[Willie]

I'd call it a clean Pigeon.

Willie

[Coetz]

Hey Georgios, '
it almost looks like a Hifin Blood Diamond to me. Take a look at this picture, this is a hifin blood diamond. they look almost the same. Do u know where where it's parents strains, that may make it a bit easier. Hope that helps ya.
Coetz**

[DarkDiscus]

Almost makes me want to start a planted tank...

John

[Georgios48]

Fire Red

[Carol_Roberts]

The orange and white discus on the previous page is definately a pigeon blood. Yoiu can tell from the specks of peppering, lack of vertical stress bars and the eye.
Carol

Good looking alencer. Have you bred him/her yet?

Phil.

[larry lob]

geogios,

Bou ivraise afta ta psaryia stin elatha?

then excerah odi ibarhoun stin elatha!!

bola omorfa kai bravo phileh mou.

Lazaros


P.s my dodgie attempt at greek! lololol

[Georgios48]

Lazaros,
Of course you can find some good discus fishes in Greece. Where do you come from?
Hi Phil,
No I don't have time to breed my doscus.
Georgios

[Georgios48]

Solid Blue

[KC]

I have a planted tank and would like to know what plants you are using and at what temp is your water.

[Georgios48]

Hi KC,
As a matter of fact I don't know the names of the plants. IMO lighting is the most important factor and not temperature. What plants are thriving most in an aquarium depends mainly on its chemistry (e.g. carbon hardness, CO2, nitrat etc). That's why I use the "trial and error" method

Do the pics ever stop? I love it! The Pigeon you were talking about looks like it could almost be a peach panda, which is really just a fancy name for a certain type of pigeon.

Brad

Very Nice. Actually I like it alot.


Miles