Hello my friend!!! Sorry for the huge delay in responding. I've been a bit away from social media and the PSK aqua project, but I'm slowly making a comeback. Responding to your comment, which I really appreciate, you're welcome, it's a pleasure to try to help and know you enjoyed the content. Happy new year to you and yours.
Hello my friend!!! Sorry for the huge delay in responding. I've been a bit away from social media and the PSK aqua project, but I'm slowly making a comeback. In response to your comment, which I really appreciate, yes, these are my aquariums. 😀
Thank you very much my friend!!! In addition to the hang on back filters, I still have a fluval FX6. When it comes to biological material, you can never have too much. 😄
Hello my friend!!! Thanks so much for the comment... I saw that you have a youtube channel too... I'm already subscribed and will definitely check out all the content. It looks quite interesting. 😀
Hello, my friend! Thanks a lot... I'm glad you found the information relevant. The tank is 180cm long, 50cm high and 40cm deep. The light, is a cheap RGB LED, which I bought on amazon.
Hello my friend!!! Thank you very much. Yes, you can have CO2 with discus, however, it is not the most advisable, simply because if you want to have CO2, it is because you have a demanding planted tank. The plants in that planted tank will want to have bright light, nitrates, and a temperature around 25°C maximum. These variables are not very good for Discus. So, the problem is not even the CO2 itself, but why you want a planted tank and the needs that this planted tank will demand.
Sencillamente espectacular, compañero, una verdadera maravilla ver el acuario y los peces. asi cualquier persona podría enamorarse de este hobby viendo tu video, enhorabuena y muchas gracias por compartirlo. Estamos en contacto. un fuerte abrazo
lots of useful information in the video! unforturnately i found the video after i've purchased my discus (around 7-8cm). Anyway I will keep eyes on them tightly, haha......
Hello my friend!!! Thank you very much for the comment.... I am not extremist to the point of saying that you can't buy discus with that size, however, for those who don't have much experience in aquarium keeping, you may have problems because discus still need a lot of attention because they are in a developmental stage. But if you do everything right, you will succeed.
Hello my friend!!! It's true... when I was editing this video and putting together those videos of the previous layouts I kept looking at them and remembering both the fish and the layouts themselves. These videos are a way for me to remember what they looked like. If I didn't have this channel, I possibly would have deleted many of the videos by now to free up space on my phone. Yes, because I film everything on my cell phone. 😅 Time to make the videos is not even the problem, I shoot and edit them in a day. The problem is to come up with interesting topics every week and for someone who has only one aquarium, I'm running out of ideas. 😅😅😅
Great informative video. But why would you not buy a discus in the size from 7-8 cm ? I bought 6 of them in that size, was that a bad idea? Will they not grow u think ?
Hello my friend!!! In my opinion, Discus with less than 8 to 10 cm are still in the development stage and need a lot of care that in general, I would say 90% of the cases, the person who buys them and who will put them in a community tank, will not have the time, availability, knowledge and conditions to give them so that they have an adequate development. I'm not saying that you can't do it, but you have to have a lot of dedication in order to achieve a complete development.
@@PSKaqua Thanks for your answer. I have the 6 discus together , what should I do so they will grow and develop? 2 off them , ( Blue Diamonds) have grown since i got them.
I agree, smaller discus need extra feeding 3-4 times a day which puts an increased load on the aquarium. It’s not impossible though. I did it with my red ICA’s but you have to be ontop of your water changes
@@cashicashi4904 Are the 6 alone and are they all the same size? It can go well, mind you, what I am saying is that we should not buy them because they still need a lot of attention. They are cichlids, and within the group, hierarchies will form where there will always be one that is at the end of it. That one will possibly not develop properly, and the most serious thing is that they are in a crucial stage of growth. If they are bought outside this crucial phase (above 10/12cm), the risks of having a discu with growth problems is lower. To get good results, you will have to do several water changes, maybe daily, about 25%, and feed a lot, about 4/5 times a day. If you see that there are some that can't eat because the bigger, more dominant ones won't let them, put the food in different parts of the tank so that everyone has a chance to eat. But you will see that you will succeed. It all depends on the commitment and dedication that you put in.
Love the video, however I somewhat disagree with the "don't buy small" part. Its the most rewarding way to keep discus in my opinion. Requires time and effort but beats buying a fish for 3x the money that somebody else has put time and effort in. Great vid
Hello my friend!!! Thank you very much... I fully understand your opinion and agree with it. However, I am referring to people who have no experience with discus, not even experience in aquarium keeping. To them, buying small fish will certainly not work out.
Hello my friend! I've never heard or read anything about this topic, but it doesn't make any logic. Of course there are colours that appear to enhance the colour of the fish, but it's because of the contrast of the colour with that background, but I don't think there is any influence.
I thoroughly enjoyed this video. Keep up the good work.
Hello my friend!!!
I'm so glad you liked the video. 😃❤️
Thank you very much.🤜🏻🤛🏻
Very informative video.👍👍👍👍
Thank you very much my friend.
I’m glad you like it. 😃❤️
Most helpful...
Thank you very much my friend... 😀😀😀
I'm glad you found it useful.
Awesome
Thank you very much my friend!!!
I am very happy that you liked it.
Thank You!
Hello my friend!!!
Sorry for the huge delay in responding. I've been a bit away from social media and the PSK aqua project, but I'm slowly making a comeback.
Responding to your comment, which I really appreciate, you're welcome, it's a pleasure to try to help and know you enjoyed the content.
Happy new year to you and yours.
Wow, are these your tanks? Beautiful fish & fish home 😊. New sub from Australia ❤️🇦🇺
Hello my friend!!!
Sorry for the huge delay in responding. I've been a bit away from social media and the PSK aqua project, but I'm slowly making a comeback.
In response to your comment, which I really appreciate, yes, these are my aquariums. 😀
I appreciate much information on this video..tank you for that. Wanna ask are yourusing only back hang on filter only?
Thank you very much my friend!!!
In addition to the hang on back filters, I still have a fluval FX6.
When it comes to biological material, you can never have too much. 😄
@@PSKaqua thank you so much for the reply..
You’re welcome… 😃😊
As always; great and informative video.
Thank you so much my friend!!! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
How many gallons is this tank? It's a beautiful tank.
Thank you my friend!!!
The tank looks bigger than it is. It only has 360 liters, 95 gallons.
I loved your video. I agree with all of your 15 points. Your tanks look immaculate. Lovely to watch and thanks.
Hello my friend!!!
Thanks so much for the comment...
I saw that you have a youtube channel too... I'm already subscribed and will definitely check out all the content. It looks quite interesting. 😀
Beautiful tank and layout are awesome. Really nice video with great information. What is the size of your tank and what lights you have used.
Hello, my friend!
Thanks a lot... I'm glad you found the information relevant.
The tank is 180cm long, 50cm high and 40cm deep.
The light, is a cheap RGB LED, which I bought on amazon.
hello great video Can i ask you if it possible to put co2 in discus aquarium?
Hello my friend!!!
Thank you very much.
Yes, you can have CO2 with discus, however, it is not the most advisable, simply because if you want to have CO2, it is because you have a demanding planted tank. The plants in that planted tank will want to have bright light, nitrates, and a temperature around 25°C maximum. These variables are not very good for Discus.
So, the problem is not even the CO2 itself, but why you want a planted tank and the needs that this planted tank will demand.
@@PSKaqua Thank you very much
You’re welcome… 😊👍🏻
Thx for posting this, very helpful to me as I'm about to set up a 100 gallon tank for them.
All the tanks & fish look amazing ✌️
Thx again✌️🏴
Thank you so much my friend!!! 😃👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
What kind of wood is in background? Birch?
Hello my friend!!!
The background is not real, it is from aquadecor backgrounds.
Happy new year to you and yours.
Good video
Thank you so much my friend!!! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻😃
Sencillamente espectacular, compañero, una verdadera maravilla ver el acuario y los peces. asi cualquier persona podría enamorarse de este hobby viendo tu video, enhorabuena y muchas gracias por compartirlo. Estamos en contacto. un fuerte abrazo
¡¡¡Hola amigo!!!
Muchas gracias... seguro que estaremos en contacto. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
lots of useful information in the video! unforturnately i found the video after i've purchased my discus (around 7-8cm). Anyway I will keep eyes on them tightly, haha......
Hello my friend!!!
Thank you very much for the comment....
I am not extremist to the point of saying that you can't buy discus with that size, however, for those who don't have much experience in aquarium keeping, you may have problems because discus still need a lot of attention because they are in a developmental stage.
But if you do everything right, you will succeed.
@@PSKaqua Noted with many thanks.
Where did you buy your aquarium decor from in segments 02:31 and 03:34?
Are you talking about the standing logs? They are logs from Aquadecor, which are the same ones I use right now with a background from them as well.
Great video my friend. Good to look back to previous set ups they look perfect to me. How do u find the time to post so many good videos every week?
Hello my friend!!!
It's true... when I was editing this video and putting together those videos of the previous layouts I kept looking at them and remembering both the fish and the layouts themselves.
These videos are a way for me to remember what they looked like. If I didn't have this channel, I possibly would have deleted many of the videos by now to free up space on my phone. Yes, because I film everything on my cell phone. 😅
Time to make the videos is not even the problem, I shoot and edit them in a day. The problem is to come up with interesting topics every week and for someone who has only one aquarium, I'm running out of ideas. 😅😅😅
Great informative video.
But why would you not buy a discus in the size from 7-8 cm ? I bought 6 of them in that size, was that a bad idea? Will they not grow u think ?
Hello my friend!!!
In my opinion, Discus with less than 8 to 10 cm are still in the development stage and need a lot of care that in general, I would say 90% of the cases, the person who buys them and who will put them in a community tank, will not have the time, availability, knowledge and conditions to give them so that they have an adequate development.
I'm not saying that you can't do it, but you have to have a lot of dedication in order to achieve a complete development.
@@PSKaqua Thanks for your answer.
I have the 6 discus together , what should I do so they will grow and develop? 2 off them , ( Blue Diamonds) have grown since i got them.
I agree, smaller discus need extra feeding 3-4 times a day which puts an increased load on the aquarium. It’s not impossible though. I did it with my red ICA’s but you have to be ontop of your water changes
@@owencasey6444 Thx for the answer. How often did u feed them during that time...
@@cashicashi4904 Are the 6 alone and are they all the same size?
It can go well, mind you, what I am saying is that we should not buy them because they still need a lot of attention.
They are cichlids, and within the group, hierarchies will form where there will always be one that is at the end of it. That one will possibly not develop properly, and the most serious thing is that they are in a crucial stage of growth. If they are bought outside this crucial phase (above 10/12cm), the risks of having a discu with growth problems is lower.
To get good results, you will have to do several water changes, maybe daily, about 25%, and feed a lot, about 4/5 times a day. If you see that there are some that can't eat because the bigger, more dominant ones won't let them, put the food in different parts of the tank so that everyone has a chance to eat.
But you will see that you will succeed. It all depends on the commitment and dedication that you put in.
Love the video, however I somewhat disagree with the "don't buy small" part.
Its the most rewarding way to keep discus in my opinion.
Requires time and effort but beats buying a fish for 3x the money that somebody else has put time and effort in.
Great vid
Hello my friend!!!
Thank you very much...
I fully understand your opinion and agree with it. However, I am referring to people who have no experience with discus, not even experience in aquarium keeping. To them, buying small fish will certainly not work out.
Myth/Fact 16 - Discus fishes to be kept in white/light blue background. Never in Black tanks!
Could you please help with this.
Hello my friend!
I've never heard or read anything about this topic, but it doesn't make any logic. Of course there are colours that appear to enhance the colour of the fish, but it's because of the contrast of the colour with that background, but I don't think there is any influence.