I've changed the Discus World.
Visit our online store at: www.discusfishstore.com
All advice I give, is because I've good results with it, you're free to copy it. It's not a rule, it's just my way. Ohhhh and don't take me serious, I'm most of the time kidding
Proud Host of the best Discus show ever in North America because of the people who came!!
NADA Show Convention Atlanta 2012
Member of SouthEast Discus Enthusiasts
North American Discus Association Board Member
Had to pull mom from the tank but here is dad.
Larry Bugg
NADA - Vice President
Atlanta Area Aquarium Association
what a great photo
why did you pull Mom from the tank? (just curious...was she being aggressive?)
"The more I learn, the more I learn how much I have to learn." ~Charles Schultz
-Trish
I have read where other people have had to pull the mom because she was a bad parent but I have never experienced it before. When this batch went free swimming they all headed for the sponge filter. The female was staying on the opposite side of the tank and not going to the fry. The male would head to the sponge filter, get close and a few fry would swim to him. He would then swim back to the female leaving the fry behind. This was happening repeatedly so I pulled the female from the tank. Within 30 minutes of pulling her the male had all the fry gathered up and attached. It was pretty interesting to watch.
Larry Bugg
NADA - Vice President
Atlanta Area Aquarium Association
they are sitting on eggs again so we will see what happens
Larry Bugg
NADA - Vice President
Atlanta Area Aquarium Association
that's really interesting
and touching...........way to go Dad!
"The more I learn, the more I learn how much I have to learn." ~Charles Schultz
-Trish
Is it me, or are male cichlids better parents? I had a pair of Angels and mom would eat the eggs/wrigglers. Dad would try fruitlessly to keep her away and theyd fight. Last time I was away and she beat the $#&% out of him and he ended up dying after I separated them.
“Be curious, not judgmental.”- Walt Whitman