Advice on keeping discus please

Any one here who can guide me for kepping discuss

 

Wt will be water change required for good health of discus ???

 

Yes. Large, frequent water changes are required to for healthy, optimal discus growth. Juveniles require multiple, small feedings throughout the day, and water changes are necessary to keep water quality pristine.

 

Wt juveniles and discuss difference between them??

 

I don't know what "wt" is. Juvenile refers to the age of the fish. So juvenile discus are younger than adult discus.

 

Ok minimum quatity will be how much nd how many times for 1 week?

For water change ?

No accessories in tank bottom is clear 67 gallon tank don't know about ph temperature is 28 degree celcius

Feeding tetra bites ,blood worms

11 discus I have 2-3 inch

 

For 11 discus, I would be doing daily 50% water changes. I would rehome some now - that tank isn't large enough for that many discus.

I would improve their diet too, as detailed in the other discus thread.

 

If daily water change not possible then ??

 

If daily water change not possible then ??

than you eventually end up with big problems... high ammonia nitrates and that would lead to fish deseases.

Other alrernative is feed less maybe 2 times a day but it will take long time till they reach adult size.

You need to give em beefheart as its hing protein food for them also freeze dried black worms

 

Okkk

Adding black water . .tht will maintain water parameter ??

Adding rid all black water maintain water parameter ??

 

Adding tannins to the water will do nothing for the ammonia, nitrites, and nitrates. It can lower the pH, but if the discus are tank bred, they're likely fine in your pH and you don't need to mess with it.

 

What can we do for ammonia and nitrates other than changing water ?

 

Getting your tank cycled and water changes. Very, very important. With juvenile discus, you need to feed them frequently and do large, frequent water changes to help them grow quickly and large. If you don't like to do water changes, discus are not a good choice.

 

Water are cycled by the filter sump ....but the problem is not have such time to change water every day ...

 

So your water is cycled? What are the exact parameters (ammonia, nitrites, nitrates)?

How often can you do water changes?

 

Weekly once water change 50% don't know how to check water parrameter ...(nitrate, ammonia,)

 

You can test those using a testing kit. API freshwater master kit is the usual recommendation here.

 

Domer has already covered what is needed.
frequent water changes and plenty of feedings. yes they are a beautiful fish but if you can't care for them properly I would highly recommend going with something else.
11 2-3 inch Discus are as juvenile as your gonna find on the market. They need extra care and attention their first 6-9 months. can you do less water changes? sure, but I would almost guarantee you will be starting a new thread asking "how to help your sick fish"
at 2-3 inches with 1 50% water change a week and little feedings probably 10 out of the 11 will become stunted. what that means is their organs will continue to grow but because of lack of food their bodys will grow much, much smaller in comparison. if you try to feed a lot of feedings but don't do the extra water changes required then the WATER
will become dirty and less than Prestine. it is a no win situation.
if you want Discus with less demand, buy Adults, although I still do 2-3 water changes a week on my adults.
just sayin, if you can't provide the care need for juvies I would stay away from them.

 

Okkk

Adding black water . .tht will maintain water parameter ??

Adding rid all black water maintain water parameter ??

You only wasting ur money on that aditive as it does very little.
Best replacement for that is Indian Almond Leafs (Kapata Leafs) sold on ebay for fraction of the price then black water and on top 1 leaf lasts up to 3 weeks.

 

You can also get tannin-stained water using driftwood.