Photo #7 - My Discus Fish, Green Tefe, Wildcaught

422 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - My discus fish, Green Tefe, wildcaught

Submitted By: Nobobo on 12/06/2007

Photo Caption: My discus fish, Green Tefe, wildcaught

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Country: Netherlands

Description: (300*70*80cm, 1600 liter) (10 * 2,2 * 2,6feet 420 US gallons) Low tech, no CO2. Custom build tank, tank is almost one year old. Light: 6 * 58 watts T8 with simulated sun -up and -down by dimmer. Filtered by 2 Eheim filterpumps.

Advice: experiment, read and try

Fish Kept: 15 * Discus (green discus Tefe), 75* rumynoses, 50 * corydoras sterbai. Some cardinal tetra's, dwarf puffers (to keep the snails hidden) and about 40 ottocinclus Current pop. Central American Cichlids

Corals/Plants: various

Tank Size: 422 gallons

COMMENTS

those are stunning discus allways been a big fan of the wild green tefes

christina

2008-09-29 09:24:58

i have a planted tank but it is nowhere as near as nice as yours! it is 45gal and i was just wondering what you use to carpet the bottoms of your tank? i tried java moss but it just kept being swept up and sucked in the filter so i decided to just tie it to deadwood!