Your tank is way too small for a non pair. Adding 1 is not going to do much but overstock more. Get a 55 with 5-6 fish or a 75 with 7-8 fish
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Here's my story. Have 24 gallon tank with cardinals, 2 hatchets, and 2 rams. Added 2 discus, 1 bigger than the other. They got along great for about a month, eating off the same plate so to speak, never picked at one another at all. I added an airstone for more oxygen and looks. 1 day later the bigger discus is bullying the smaller 1. I turned off the bubbles. Now it is so bad the smaller 1 hides and fears for his life, and rightfully so. I put the bully in a bucket for a few hours then back in the tank only to have him pick up where he left, bullying again. What triggered this and is there any recourse? I feel the bubbles caused it but when stopped didn't reverse it. I assume it would have happened eventually with or without bubbles. Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated? I'm going to add another small discus as I've read odd numbers are best. Will this run it's course or will big fish kill small fish?
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Your tank is way too small for a non pair. Adding 1 is not going to do much but overstock more. Get a 55 with 5-6 fish or a 75 with 7-8 fish
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--Don--
Yep,too small a tank with too few discus.
[SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]Bill.
It's running it's course,and you will have 1 discus.Its like not having enough room for a large breed dog or time to train a working dog like a border collie.A different breed is what you need.Luckliy we're not talking dogs.
[SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]Bill.
Any ideas what triggered this after a month?