They should get the size of a dinner plate, in your tank that won’t happen.
For 10 Discus you need over 120 gallons. Your tank is only 28 gallons. These are highly sensitive fish and as they grow you won’t be able to keep water quality healthy, and they’ll start bullying each other, eventually they’ll start to die off.
A friend of mine had a 65 gallon with 5 juvenile Discus, he ended up with 2 which hen-pecked and bullied the others to death before he was able to separate them.
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tanks a bit too small. i would probably only put 4-5 discus in there.
discus have delicate intestines, just like angelfish. blood worms have jaggeder edges. blood worms should only be given as a treat.
they will not grow 10 inches like the other person said. they will be alot smaller because your tank is over stocked.
They should get the size of a dinner plate, in your tank that won’t happen.
For 10 Discus you need over 120 gallons. Your tank is only 28 gallons. These are highly sensitive fish and as they grow you won’t be able to keep water quality healthy, and they’ll start bullying each other, eventually they’ll start to die off.
A friend of mine had a 65 gallon with 5 juvenile Discus, he ended up with 2 which hen-pecked and bullied the others to death before he was able to separate them.