Hello everybody. My name is Mark. I live in fabulous Las Vegas, NV. I love riding my 2015 Indian Chieftain Motorcycle and I love Discus Fish. P.S. Merry Christmas Everybody I want 4 Wild Brown Discus with Red Eyes, 4 White Butterfly Discus with Blue Trim/Red Eyes, and 4 Red Dragons with flashes of blue in them also.... LOL!!! Merry Christmas!!!!!
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Click here to view my 75g Acrylic Tank w/ Bean Animal Overflow with 40g Sump Thread
Also, click here for my 25 group of discus grow out thread
http://i3.cpcache.com/product/162117...ht=75&width=75
Want to look like Al did at his ACA talk with his white Simply Polo shirt?(You can catch Al's awesome Discus talk HERE)
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Hi All,
Nice to be in this group.
My name is Chi, Hackettstown, NJ.
Although I've been using the forum for I think 6 or so years, I don't think I ever really did post here. In short, I started keeping discus when I was 12. Saved all my lawn cutting money to buy wilds and support them. Kept them until I went off to WVU for 4 years. From there had a great run in the Marine Corps (enlisted and then commissioned) but no time for discus obviously. Met my beautiful wife during a point in time where I had the option to continue in the Marine Corps or get out. I miss the Marine Corps and always will but I don't think I would've had my wife and two awesome sons had I stayed in. Moved on down to Charleston (where I met her), got synched up with some ol' retired Marines who were doing DoD contracting, ... and then it hit me one day, "Oh s---, I can keep discus again... and I can get a boat and fish again... and I can surf again..." so on and so forth. Just got done with my MBA this past December (uggghhhhh... long nights/weeks plus work) and now got a great new job as an ops manager/director of marketing for a small, well-financed medical service/device start-up.
So for now, I'm beginning to transform my current discus tank (150) into a nearly all brown-based red group of discus.
Here's what I look like. Horrible picture and meant to find something where I was wearing a shirt but just realized I have no pics of me. Hell, even my oldest son in the pic has swollen eyes from the sand blowing around that day while we were fishing a "secret spot" :P
Here's one with shirt. Guess that pic was around 6 years ago. Great fishing day and put sister-in-law on her first redfish there.
Thanks to all of you who have helped me on here. If I could change anything on here then I would make a rule that every thread must have pics
-Elliot
Hi there guys!! My name is Sergio, I live in Toledo, OH. I'm originally from Madrid (Spain). I´m in this hobbie almost my whole live, But I´m new in discus so I will need your help!! LOL. Great to be here!!!
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Hey Guys,
My name is Gary from NJ. I have been a fish keeper for years but have recently stumbled into Discus. I currently have a 110 gallon setup with Turquoise and Red discus. I have jumped in with these guys head first and so far its a blast. My most successful endeavor is making food for them(even though my wife was grossed out)!
Hi Gary,Welcome to SimplyDiscus
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"
A big welcome to the forum Gary
Making your own food saves money in the long run.
Click here to view my 75g Acrylic Tank w/ Bean Animal Overflow with 40g Sump Thread
Also, click here for my 25 group of discus grow out thread
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Want to look like Al did at his ACA talk with his white Simply Polo shirt?(You can catch Al's awesome Discus talk HERE)
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hi everyone my name is colin i reside in glencairn ont and was heavily thinking of getting back into the aquarium hobby .i allways wanted to raise discus but at that time in my life it was finnancially and physically impossible .its a beautiful fish and i allways loved the parenting instincts i was thinking of getting into breeding them as a hobby and maybe a little money coming in wouldnt hurt either lol .
Hi, Welcome to SimplyDiscus. Nice to have another Ontarian aboard.
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"
Welcome on board Colin
Click here to view my 75g Acrylic Tank w/ Bean Animal Overflow with 40g Sump Thread
Also, click here for my 25 group of discus grow out thread
http://i3.cpcache.com/product/162117...ht=75&width=75
Want to look like Al did at his ACA talk with his white Simply Polo shirt?(You can catch Al's awesome Discus talk HERE)
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Hello Everyone, my name is Chris from London Ontario, I ve had fish tanks for as long as I can remember, I'd say about 6 yrs ago I had gotten my first discus and ever since then it has become an obsession, now I currently have 16 of them. My display tank is a 120 gallon tall with a 35 gallon sump, I also run a ehiem classic 600 cannister, I also have a 75 gallon that I have just started putting breeding pairs into, hopefully that leads to some more succeses, who would ever thought that little old ten gallon tank 30 yrs ago would turn into this. It's always great to read and learn about other people's experiences not just in fish but in life. Thanks for having me here.