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State:
Florida
Country:
United States
Description:
This is my Amazon Planted Discus Aquascape. It includes the following.
Fish
- 6 Discus:
1 Snakes Skin, 1 Giraffe Print,
1 blue/red royal, 1 Red Matte, 1 Heckle and 1 Blue diamond
(3 wild)
- 7 Cardinal Tetras (wild)
- 4 Rummy Nose (wild)
- 2 German Blue Rams
- 2 Sailfin Cory Cats
- 2 Plecos (common & sail fin)
- 1 Galaxy Rasbora Tetra
Inverts:
- 4 Neerite sails
- 3 Bumble Bee Snails
- 2 assassin Snails
- 2 Rabbit Snails
- 4 Ghost Shrimp
Hardscape:
- 45 LBS of Slate
- 3 pieces of drift wood
- 40 lbs of substrate
- 10 lbs of black gravel
- 13 lbs of white sand
- 5 lbsof slate small stones
Plants:
- 4 Amazon Swords
- 2 Microswords
- 2 Sagiterrus (grass)
- 1 Wenditi
- 2 Pennywort
- 1 Mexican Oak Leaf
- 1 Parrot Feathers
- 1 type don't know name
Filter:Reaction 4 Canister with inline surface skimmer
Light: Odyssea HO 4 Lamp 39 Watt per bulb with timers and moonlite blue L.E.D's.
1 Heater, 2 Circulating fans and 1 HOB Filter for water clarity,
Advice:
Balance your light with your nutrients. Be sure all parameters stay at a constant at a slightly acidic PH (6.9-7.0) and especially with water changes and the payout is amazing!
Fish Kept:
Pigeon Blood Discus, Blue Diamond Discus, Snakeskin Discus, Red Turquoise Discus, Green Discus, Royal Blue Discus
Corals/Plants:
Plants:
- 4 Amazon Swords
- 2 Microswords
- 2 Sagiterrus (grass)
- 1 Wenditi
- 2 Pennywort
- 1 Mexican Oak Leaf
- 1 Parrot Feathers
- 1 type don't know name
Tank Size:
49 gallons
Quote:
Don't Live to work, work to live.
About Yourself:
I own a small Lawn & Landscape Company. I love to do custom landscapes an turning communities around. I have several other pets including:
4- Fish tanks
4- Dogs
1- South American Yellow Naped Parrot
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