Fish house tour part 2 Discus Hans USA Baltimore Importer of Stendker Discus ~ Germany
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ต.ค. 2024
- Tour of the Fish house part 2, Discus Hans USA Baltimore, importer of Stendker Discus Germany.
For more information www.discus-hans-usa.com
Hans
Discus Hans USA
very impressive discus farm
Thank you Coralman
thats my wish from childhood , i have two pairs and i want to have little hatchery
also i´m studying medicine i´m going to be doctor but i love fishes
thank you for your advices
Hi Scott, breeding Discus is a piece of cake, even no work at all your Discus do it for you. But say after 2 days free swimming, the work starts, the feeding, the water change, 100% commitment.
A lot of people who raised 1 batch of fry say, it was a nice experience but never again, to much work. On the other hand, one nice batch raised fry can pay for your hobby for a while,
Best regards,
Hans
Discus Hans USA
i hope one day ican do something like this
Hi El, if you really want, do it. But remember it's hard work, many hours a day.
If you want to do it to become rich, take an other job. You gota Love what you're doing,
Hans
The breeder tanks are 20 gallon, bigger tanks are 65 or 65 with a divider. We have a lot of Discus in the tanks but 2 things, as you can see we have big filter systems under each rack and we get every night +/- 3,500 gallon water in to do water changes. Normal 8 ~ 10 gallon is a good "thumb rule"
Hans
wow that is some endeavor you got going. i dont know much about discuss, but I know the like softer water. is softer water needed to breed them and keep them healthy. im guessing you either have soft water or an RO setup
wow nice man how much this project cost you ?
also how you know witch one is the mail and witch the femail?
what is your tanks PH and tempreture?
your tank without ligth ist ok for th fish without ligth?
what you feed your fish?
what is the good size for breeding tank
@TheFreshPeddler
Hi we keep all our Discus in just tap water and they breed on tap water too, no RO,
Hans
@mrate010
Cost: a lot, but it's a business and setting up a business cost money.
Male/female: more pointed fins is 90% a male, more round is most of the time female. But we put them in breeding tanks so they can "prove" them self lol
pH/temp.: we keep the pH between 6.8 and 7.2. We heat the whole fish houses, temp. in the building (so in the tanks) is always 85~86F
Light: we've enough light in the building, no need to put light on every tank.
Food: we make our own food mix.
Breeding tank: 20 gl
Thank you.
what's the good size for breeding?
if i have 16 fish in my tank can i chose any male and female and put them togather in breeding tank?!!
how i will know if they are ready for breeding?
how mony time yearly the discus breeding
what is your advice if i want to do small project for discus?
can you take video for your filtration? under each rack its nice
16 and 30
Temp. in the fish house is 86/12 months a year.
If we think about it, we put a shirt on for pictures/movies, Hans
@HansDiscus - hmm interesting, whats the ph of your water over there? most of the people i read about seem to use ro for hatching the fry and a mix for the younger juveniles. i have to say though, your methods definitely look like they're working
hi again, i have some Q? for you if you don't mind
what is the good size for breeding?
when i will start feeding the fry?
when can i take the fry from the parent?
do i need to change water even if there is big filter connected to breeding tank? if yes please tell me why?
@mrate010
We are in Baltimore, MD
Hans
If you want a pair, I can ship them to a good friend in Buffalo NY were you can pick it up and drive back to Canada, easiest and safest way to go,
Hans
where are you
@HansDiscus
1) there are no hardier Discus, easiest to breed are the "older" lines none Pigeon.
2) You don't want to cross Pigeon X other types (like Red Turk) because you get a lot "dirty" Pigeons, not what you want. Cob. X Cob. will give you with our Discus 100% Cobalt.
3) In a 2 bedroom app. you can't set up a profitable setup. Enjoy your Discus, if you breed some, work hard to grow them out nice and you can sell them and pay a little for your hobby. Take that as goal, everything extra is nice.
Jodyodee, send me an email and we can set up an appointment,
Hans
@karlikdiscusfarm.sk