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Looks good, as always mate.

Very nice set up :good: But have to agree with crazyforcorydoras, blue gravel is a bit...... well, blue. Sand would have been a nicer choice to brighten up your tank. But I can't say anything. I too, have had blue gravel in 1 of my tanks :lol: But very nice scape and tank.

You could get a bottle of PH DOWN off ebay for about £4. That's what I use.

If its possible, I would remove the discus that's showing signs of disease, put it in a hospital tank and treat it away from your other discus. But keep any eye on all of them. Having 1 or 2 die is gutting enough, but you don't want it spreading through your whole tank. If you can get it in a...

Well, picked up my new discus this evening, and by goodness they are awesome! Went through £15 of petrol trying to find the place but well worth it! Will post some pictures of them tomorrow night.

Have found out about a good site to check out. So checked it out, some great choices and pretty reasonable prices. So I have ordered 4 small discus, and I'm meeting up with the guy tomorrow night. Looking forward to it. Will post with some pictures once I have them. Fingers crossed

A few years back, I had a pair of angels, 1 of which was a lot older than the other, by a good year and a half. But they got along fine. Then the older 1 eventually died (I moved house and it wasn't quite right from then). But then the other started behaving strange. Not eating, lying on its...

Hi there, welcome to the forum. 1st things 1st. If you have a 90gallon tank, it will certainly NEED some kind of stand. Weather its a homemade or 1 from a pet store. 90gallons of water will flatten a desk. A desk might be able to hold 90ltrs, bit not gallons. There is a good beginers guide in...

Dwarf gourami like softer water, where mollies like slightly harder water as far as I'm aware. Stocking wise, you would be fine, but I couldn't say the same for water parameters to be honest. Dwarf gourami have a bad habit of dying for no apparent reason. Iv tried keeping them on and off for...

Do you no what would look really nice in your tank? An angelfish :lol: Lovely tank. Love the fallen down tree at the side.

Pretty sure we've been here before..... But... Drop dead Fred Dangerous minds Kill bill (1+2) Damb busters Train spotting Jeez, could be here all day

The aquarium rock.

Dam you Ross for not living north of the border! This is the 2nd of your adds I have cursed! :angry:

I think on the long run, it would be quite nice to have a pair of angels, to watch them kick about together. It's something I wish I had done before getting my angel. But it DOES sound like a fair bit of long, drawn out hassle. And when you could just get 1, which looks awesome straight away...

Just took the best part of my morning looking through all your pictures.. felt like I was actually there :lol: Awesome tank by the way! Simply awesome! And who needs a window anyway?!?! Overrated if you ask me :)

Haha that sounds awfully like something I would do :lol: Cool tank though.

You could get a male and female and hope for the best, but even sexing them of you get young ones will be pretty difficult. But your right enough, the best way to pair them up would be to buy between 4-6 and wait for a pair to form, keep them and re-home the others. :good: And your tank is...

Wait till night time. Make sure everything is off, ie Tele, lamps etc.. when taking the pic, tilt the camera slightly down to avoid flash reflection. That's all I can think off :rolleyes:

Tanks looking awesome mate :good: Nicely scaped too. Like how you have created a bowl like scape with taller plants growing at the sides as well as the back. Bit unusual. G

Chances are quite likely. If their at a sexually matture age and take a fancy to each other then there's no stopping them :lol:

Edit: phone making multiple posts :angry:

Ha! Nice find :good:

Beauty, absolute beauty :good: A have a similar angel, although, as the years go on its lost quite a lot of its black and turned a kind of gold around its belly. Still looks awesome though :lol: Edit: love the progress pictures by the way, nice

Hmm, I was afraid of that. Might lower the temp down a tad then, aim for around 26/27. Don't want to go any lower than that. If they look like their not happy, will see up my hospital tank and make it a breeder tank :good:

Yeh, coatbridge is only about an hour(ish) away. Might need to look of up and go for a we look around. Hopefully it'll be as good as your 1 :lol:

Quite a long journey to take fish home though, sadly. I'm in balloch loch lomond so your talking, 2 and a half hours odds drive or something like that :sad:

Hi there folks. Getting a pair of kribs tomorrow off a friend who has to part with them due to an existing pair being overly aggressive toward them. I have a mixed comunity discus set up. Ph 6.8 and temp 28. Would they do ok in my set up in the long run? I have no other cichlids other than...

Hehehe looks like the weather for it anyway :D

*1 Some smashing photos of great, healthy looking fish. If I was nearer Edinburgh I would come take a we look about.

This stuff grows quite quickly! Got shoots all over the place :)

Can't believe your getting these kind of results only after 5 days! Looking forward to seeing the progress of this :good:

Good luck if your planning on breeding your discus :good: There's a great thread in the journal section of this forum about breeding discus... well worth a read Edit: spelling

I think this tank was in pfk this month, or last? But what a tank eh?! Doubt Much sleeping would be going on though from all the viewing, nevermind having an external filter rumbling away in your bed side table :rolleyes: I would have that in my living room, but with an other 4ft tank under it...

+1 Good reading :)

What about algae on plants or any wood you have in your tank? Does the moss balls keep them any more algae free? I remember reading that thread a while ago and wondering if it actually worked or not.

:drool:

Waw, so it looks like this stuff just might ACTUALLY work after all then. I'm stunned :rolleyes:

The wee guy must have some aim :lol:

Great thread! Would be good if it was pinned :good: Edit: you can also buy large bags of pond safe rocks from most garden shops for around £5 for 12kg. And they look every bit as good as the mega expensive ones you get in pet shops.

My brother and I used to get plonked in the same bath when we were kids and I used to complain that he peed all the time in the bath. Which our mam would reply a sharp "shut-it" and pour some pee bath water over our heads. Till 1 day she saw him do it, to which she said... "Oh aye, he DOES pee...