More on Discus Water Changes
Introduction Clean water is a key to discus fish health. A clean tank with a constant exchange of new, fresh water will work wonders for your discus’ health. In this article,...
RO (Reverse Osmosis) Water for Discus
Reverse Osmosis While Reverse Osmosis (RO) water is not required to successfully keep discus, for many (not all) discus fish keepers it is an absolute necessity to breed them. Many people...
Best Filters For Discus Fish
Filtration is very crucial and its importance cannot be brushed off in any fish tank or aquarium. The fact of the matter is that the higher the level filtration in...
Water Parameters for a Discus Aquarium
f you do a Google search for Discus water parameters you will see a lot of conflicting information. Many Discus owners become obsessed with water parameters to a point where...
The Importance of the Quarantine Process for Discus
Discus fish care should be taken seriously. For this reason therefore, there are different scenarios that will require a quarantine period. Discus Quarantine Process – Scenario #1- Purchase of New Discus...
Best Aquarium Water Test Kits
Testing aquarium water is a key component of maintaining a healthy environment for fish. Below are a list of aquarium water test kits and some information about them. Best Aquarium Water...
Frequency of Discus Water Changes
Introduction Clean water is a key to discus fish health. A clean tank with a constant exchange of new, fresh water will work wonders for your discus’ health. In this article,...
How to Clean Aquarium Substrates
Aquarium substrates form a critical part of your fish tank. It serves not only as a decoration, but also as a filter. Because of this, it tends to harbor a...
Regeneration of Reverse-Osmosis (RO) Water
Reverse-Osmosis (RO) water will not sustain the life of a discus fish in its pure form. Following are three methods of regenerating RO water for the desired hardness and stability...
Municipal Tap Water in the Aquarium
Most people use tap water in their tanks; it is cheap and easy to use. Unfortunately (for aquarists), local water companies add chemicals to the water to make it safe...
