Tank Discus Anubias at Jasper Corral blog

Tank Discus Anubias. Discus fish care may require more attention than other aquarium fish. You can do this as you would for any other plant: As someone who loves to keep their tank at 80f or above for their discus fish, these plants are the perfect addition. As for tank setup, you can put them in a planted tank, but make sure to find plants that can tolerate high temperatures, such as anubias, java fern, bacopa, sword plants, and micro swords. Find a spot in the aquarium where you want to plant the anubias. They are so easy to care for and require minimal maintenance. I plan to setup the tank up with wc discus and wc gbr and will likely run it around 84 but need to double check if that is warm enough. Planting the roots in gravel. We also recommend adding air stones Here are some of the most common ways to add anubias to your tank: This is probably the first thing that comes to mind when planting— fixing the roots in the substrate. The thought of owning discus should not intimidate experienced aquarists.

The thought of owning discus should not intimidate experienced aquarists. This is probably the first thing that comes to mind when planting— fixing the roots in the substrate. As someone who loves to keep their tank at 80f or above for their discus fish, these plants are the perfect addition. Discus fish care may require more attention than other aquarium fish. They are so easy to care for and require minimal maintenance. I plan to setup the tank up with wc discus and wc gbr and will likely run it around 84 but need to double check if that is warm enough. Planting the roots in gravel. We also recommend adding air stones Find a spot in the aquarium where you want to plant the anubias. Here are some of the most common ways to add anubias to your tank:

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Tank Discus Anubias Find a spot in the aquarium where you want to plant the anubias. You can do this as you would for any other plant: Here are some of the most common ways to add anubias to your tank: We also recommend adding air stones Planting the roots in gravel. As someone who loves to keep their tank at 80f or above for their discus fish, these plants are the perfect addition. Find a spot in the aquarium where you want to plant the anubias. I plan to setup the tank up with wc discus and wc gbr and will likely run it around 84 but need to double check if that is warm enough. They are so easy to care for and require minimal maintenance. Discus fish care may require more attention than other aquarium fish. The thought of owning discus should not intimidate experienced aquarists. This is probably the first thing that comes to mind when planting— fixing the roots in the substrate. As for tank setup, you can put them in a planted tank, but make sure to find plants that can tolerate high temperatures, such as anubias, java fern, bacopa, sword plants, and micro swords.