dagray
03-23-2013, 03:05 PM
Well today I tried yet again to get the discus to eat from my hand and today one actually did.
I took three San Fransicso Bay brand frozen beef heart cubes and put in a very small cup of tank water to which I added seven drops of Kent Marine's garlic extract. One of the medium sized (about 3 1/2 inches) came and ate out of my hand while the largest (almost six inches) swam inches below.
The tank is a 75 gallon with angels (I know some don't advise keeping angels and discus together), a large raphael striped cat, two small clown plecos, two salt and pepper cories, and four otinculus; the tank is planted with a large manzanita stump in it some argentine sword, a melon sword, amazon sword, sagitaria, cardinal plant, and broad leaf ludwigia.
I have raised these discus from dime sized and started them in a breeder box that had an airstone/filter floss filter on the side of the box to promote water movement.
I feed the Californa Blackworm frozen blackworm/beefheart in the evenings.
Dave
I took three San Fransicso Bay brand frozen beef heart cubes and put in a very small cup of tank water to which I added seven drops of Kent Marine's garlic extract. One of the medium sized (about 3 1/2 inches) came and ate out of my hand while the largest (almost six inches) swam inches below.
The tank is a 75 gallon with angels (I know some don't advise keeping angels and discus together), a large raphael striped cat, two small clown plecos, two salt and pepper cories, and four otinculus; the tank is planted with a large manzanita stump in it some argentine sword, a melon sword, amazon sword, sagitaria, cardinal plant, and broad leaf ludwigia.
I have raised these discus from dime sized and started them in a breeder box that had an airstone/filter floss filter on the side of the box to promote water movement.
I feed the Californa Blackworm frozen blackworm/beefheart in the evenings.
Dave