u/therealbritannica

Moved everyone over to the big tank this morning. They are all already eating, exploring and staring at me to give them more food 🤠

Took them a few weeks to warm up, still in the QT. Just introduced my single one. All getting along well. They have a few more days in here until they all go in the show tank!! Very pleased with them. 10/10 customer service.

MY RAMS HAD BABIES!!! They are in a community tank and I have no idea what to do, should I try n move them so they don’t get eaten!? They are in a discus tank and I have new discus getting delivered next week 💀 what’s the best thing to do for the highest survival rate??

This is Wendy, her partner Doug recently passed 😔
I’m now debating on how many new discus I should get so she doesn’t get depressed. The tank is 65 gallons. There are 3 cory cats and one ram in the tank as well. I’d say she is about 4”. After a lot of deliberation I was thinking about getting a pack of five randoms, 3-3.5” from Myrtle Beach Discus. I feel like if they all make it 6 discus would be pushing it in this size tank. But also I have bigger aquariums I could upgrade them too. What do yall think??

Edit: my other option is to get just one and hope they get along.. does anyone have experience introducing one on one??