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Old 03-19-2010, 12:47 AM
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Default re: Large Vivarium Construction

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Originally Posted by AzureFrog View Post
Your system sounds great, thank you for the break down. I guess the photos gave me the impression that the water section was much much smaller.

I still believe that the water is a bit shallow, make sure that there is nothing pointy or sharp anywhere in the water, as Discus can and will scrape their sides badly if they are startled.

What kind of plecos do you have? Most of the common plecos will get huge, I personally would not risk keeping them with a Discus. You might want to look into Bristle Nose cats (Ancistrus) they stay small (around 5") and are commonly kept with Discus. They are a really cool little fish, a small herd would look great in your tank.

Ancistrus cf. cirrhosus • Loricariidae • Cat-eLog • PlanetCatfish

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The water section is a little on the shallow side for Discus-hence keeping the number low. I only have one pleco- its a blue spot- stays rather small. The tank is designed for stingrays- no pointy objects and no plecos that will get big on suck the slime coat.
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