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Below are some general tips on how to select good discus:
1. The first step is to observe the discus in your dealer’s tank, make sure that they are active, curious and are not hiding in the corners. Discus which are stressed or sick turn dark.(With the exception of Pigeonbloods, Ghosts, Snow Whites and Goldens)
2. Check for sick or dying fishes in the tank, if so then avoid picking fishes from the tank.
3. Presence of medication in the tank might mean the discus are sick, recovering from a disease outbreak or in quarantine.
4. Check for wounds and lesions on the body.
5. Make sure that the gill plates are not short or deformed, they should cover the gills completely. Lookout for heavy breathing too.
6. The eyes should be clear. Discus with cloudy eyes and chipped eyes should be avoided.
7. Avoid fishes with deformities of the spine.
8. The discus should swim in an upright position fishes which struggle to do so could be suffering from swim bladder problems or other such ailments.
9. Give a thorough check to see if there any external parasites attached to the body of the discus.
10. Ask the dealer to feed the discus and observe if they are having a healthy appetite. Make sure that the discus were not raised on Tubifex worms as food.
11. Observe the feces of the discus. It should not be stringy or white in colour.
12. Avoid discus with bellies which look thin or sunken, if so this is could be due to long periods of starvations or presence of internal parasites. The same criteria applies to foreheads, a healthy discus would have a broad forehead.
13. Avoid picking from tanks in which discus have peeling slime coat or the slime coat is absent.
14. Ensure that the eye is not too big in proportion to the body. Large eyes could mean that the discus is stunted.
15. The discus should have a round shape and should not be triangular or elongated.
16. Lookout for hormone treated fish which have adult coloration in the juvenile stage. Juveniles with coloration on their caudal fins and on the tip of their noses are signs of hormone treatment.
17. Avoid discus which keep their fins clamped or are whitish and frayed.
Some tips which are strain specific:
Blue Diamonds: They shouldn’t show any stress bars on the body or along the eye.
Pigeon Bloods: Avoid Pigeon Bloods with a lot of black specks on the body (peppering) they can be pretty unsightly.
Turquoise: They are generally late colouring. 2 inch juveniles with adult patterns usually mean that they are stunted.
Some more tips after you bring your discus home:
--> Always quarantine your new discus.
--> Avoid Mixing discus which were bought from different sources to avoid disease transfer.
--> Do not feed Tubifex worms!
--> Young discus need to be fed several times a day to maintain good growth.
--> Regular water changes help in keeping your discus healthy.
--> Avoid shotgun treatment for medicating your discus.
1. The first step is to observe the discus in your dealer’s tank, make sure that they are active, curious and are not hiding in the corners. Discus which are stressed or sick turn dark.(With the exception of Pigeonbloods, Ghosts, Snow Whites and Goldens)
2. Check for sick or dying fishes in the tank, if so then avoid picking fishes from the tank.
3. Presence of medication in the tank might mean the discus are sick, recovering from a disease outbreak or in quarantine.
4. Check for wounds and lesions on the body.
5. Make sure that the gill plates are not short or deformed, they should cover the gills completely. Lookout for heavy breathing too.
6. The eyes should be clear. Discus with cloudy eyes and chipped eyes should be avoided.
7. Avoid fishes with deformities of the spine.
8. The discus should swim in an upright position fishes which struggle to do so could be suffering from swim bladder problems or other such ailments.
9. Give a thorough check to see if there any external parasites attached to the body of the discus.
10. Ask the dealer to feed the discus and observe if they are having a healthy appetite. Make sure that the discus were not raised on Tubifex worms as food.
11. Observe the feces of the discus. It should not be stringy or white in colour.
12. Avoid discus with bellies which look thin or sunken, if so this is could be due to long periods of starvations or presence of internal parasites. The same criteria applies to foreheads, a healthy discus would have a broad forehead.
13. Avoid picking from tanks in which discus have peeling slime coat or the slime coat is absent.
14. Ensure that the eye is not too big in proportion to the body. Large eyes could mean that the discus is stunted.
15. The discus should have a round shape and should not be triangular or elongated.
16. Lookout for hormone treated fish which have adult coloration in the juvenile stage. Juveniles with coloration on their caudal fins and on the tip of their noses are signs of hormone treatment.
17. Avoid discus which keep their fins clamped or are whitish and frayed.
Some tips which are strain specific:
Blue Diamonds: They shouldn’t show any stress bars on the body or along the eye.
Pigeon Bloods: Avoid Pigeon Bloods with a lot of black specks on the body (peppering) they can be pretty unsightly.
Turquoise: They are generally late colouring. 2 inch juveniles with adult patterns usually mean that they are stunted.
Some more tips after you bring your discus home:
--> Always quarantine your new discus.
--> Avoid Mixing discus which were bought from different sources to avoid disease transfer.
--> Do not feed Tubifex worms!
--> Young discus need to be fed several times a day to maintain good growth.
--> Regular water changes help in keeping your discus healthy.
--> Avoid shotgun treatment for medicating your discus.
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mewa mu tama elakiriyata genawe
ko kaurut help akak dannatta mama alut nisada
samanyan alut tank akakata discusla danna kalin monawada karan ona
ehema aluth parana bedayak methana na ehenam uba issella ahapu ekata mama uththara dunne podak iwasala inna ona ithin welawa tiyana hatiyata meke inna aya help karanawadamith0220 said:
aluthen danawa kiyanne discus la inna tanak ekakata aluthen discuslama danawada naththan wena malu inna tank ekkata discus la danawada ehemath nattan aluthma tank ekakata discusla danawaa?
ma tank aka mata hambu una akak maka platy hitiya a tika mama aka akkanata dunna lik akak nisa, lik akanam haduwa dan mata ma tank akata tama danna inna discus la danta malu na tank
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