Sir, 15 years I have been interested about Discus(I have 10 big discus in 120gallons water) for the whole time I haven't heard anyone else so clearly and convincingly and with "no secret" explained how to take care Discus. You do a good job. Great respect!
Gabe, i've been watching tons of fish keeping videos for a year and your video has been one of, if not the best video i've come across. Clear, edifying and straight to the point. Thank you. Now i think i can really take care of Discus fish which i have long admired.
Gabe is top notch, the best! I’ve called and he really does answer. All fish that my husband and I have purchased from him, are healthy with no problems or deaths. Love the videos, Gabe!!!!
I'm getting 6 juvenile discus and I have bn researching for past 48hrs. Tnx this is a simple video compared to the rest. Just maintain 86 degree temp and no community style for now. Got it, tnx
This guy is simple the best,if you love discus,this is your store,the most beautiful discus you ever see are here,I go there a lot,and on Monday I’ll be back again
That was some of the most solid advise I have ever seen on discus. I have raised them for years. So many people give wrong advise. Only thing you left out was the salt content :)
This is the same advice I’ve heard since the 70’s and it’s still solid good advice now! You know your business no doubt about it! I enjoyed watching! Thank you for sharing!
This video and advice got me back into caring for discus at the age of 39 having cared for them and bred them from the age of 11 through to 21, thanks Gabe. Regards from Aberdeen, Scotland.
I just visited this place today and wow. I always thought salt water aquarium had the most beautiful looking fish until I saw these amazing discus fish in this store. Just amazing. The guys there even the customers can give you good advice so I’m setting up tank and will go back soon to purchase some fish.
Dear Gabe you are the best and real pro to me with discus! I am so happy you go on with Jack Wattley's philosophie! So great. Thanks a lot. All the best to you, Boris, Swiss
I am in the UK we have the same joys from our water companies. In the late 90’s our village water pipes as they were well over a hundred years old. The water company fed a hard plastic liner through the main feed due to corrosion problems. A couple of weeks later they added an extra burn to clear up bacteria in the water without a prior warning. Luckily I always put the water for water changes into large drums to pretreat first. The smell of the high levels of chemical off the chart. I immediately phoned the company to confirm. Then went door to door telling my neighbours to flush out their water systems before drinking cooking or generally using the water. Across the road from me a neighbour had a newborn premature baby and the mother had a poor sense of smell. She had just started to give the kid a bath. Luckily I had twenty gallons of warm distilled water that I was about to use for a water change for aCorrie breeding tank. Baby rinsed off with that water. He still spent two months in hospital chemical 90% burns lung damage as well. It took over three years of treatments before the all clear. The fines and damages against the water company massive. At least Fifty times higher than maximum levels of the chemicals is what they admitted to in court. It was in fact much higher. It also wiped out my dad’s hens poisoned their water it was on a auto system
Stumbled onto yer video... subscribed and I am stoked because you gave some of the best info in a basic no frills approach. Thanks it’s refreshing... keep it up.
Great video!!!!! I would recommend storing water in glass, not plastic, because most plastics leech hormone-like chemicals that have estrogen-like activity, even plastics that are deemed food safe and BPA-free. Use a spare aquarium or source some huge 14 gallon glass demijohns from the home brewing trade to store water (spare tank is cheaper than many demijohns, though). If you want to store water in plastic anyway, fill the containers and allow heated water to sit for at least a month, then discard that initial water, refill and use that 2nd if not 3rd batch for your tank(s). Great video and beautiful fish!!! I simply double dose Seachem Prime during water changes because my tap water has a stable pH.
Thanks heaps Gabe, I’m just new with Discus though I’ve been keeping tropicals for about 40 years. I’m listening to all your videos and I think this is going to be fun 👏👏😉👍
Great video, MR. Gabe, what is the max tds from tap water for discus keeping (not breeding)? And what about other worm eg. Tubifex Worms or others like Brine Shrimp, krill ... Thanks in advance
Great video - love that you guys have started doing more content. Would love to see a short vid on the feeding quantities of beefheart and if you feed live foods to induce spawning! Keep it up Gabe content is awesome !!!!
I’m watching this video after a long time. I wanted to set up my very first discus tank 1 year ago. I couldn’t do it because of some reasons. I wanted to do it again and got an aquarium for it today. Guess where I came to watch the discus care videos. Your videos are awesome. Btw looking forward to get an update about your new breeding facility. My goal someday is to start discus breeding. Thanks for inspiring me !
Great video but you made it look so simple. I wanted to keep discuss but the videos i saw made me think otherwise and went for goldfish. Now i am super confident to start another discuss tank.
Hello sir, I am new in keeping Discus. Have some questions. 1. Does light play any role in keeping and rearing Discus? 2. Is there any age specific diet chart for Discus? Asking this because, this question just came to my mind, if we don't give the same food to the children and the adults in our family, then there should be some specifications for the fishes too? Is my thinking wrong? 3. Does it matter if we keep the tank on the floor or on a shelf? Looking forward to your response.
Hi thank you so much for all this information my question is can I put a breeding pair of longfin super red bristlenose with the discus? Also would the discus eat the baby bristlenose?
Please Gabriel help me with this test issue.. I’m doing water change almost every day .. my ph and ammonia is good but nitrates no Matter I do water change light red color always . My discus are happy eating good .. I have a lot plants 🌱 bamboo too .. fish happy .. should I be worried about nitrates ??? Thank you 🙏
Hello, I am writing from Bulgaria. Thanks for the videos, they helped me a lot and I learned a lot ... I have four couples, but none of them is looking after their young.the moment they start swimming alone.They leave them ten days later.The same thing again.I learned to grow on my own, and I have a good success rate of over 70% of those who hatched.Thanks to your videos mainly ...So my question is why my fish don't look after their young and where do I go wrong.I apologize in advance I'm not on you with writing in English I use a translator if something is not clear ...
Hi , I'm planning to order from you guys but I live in Arizona.. how long will it take to deliver the fishes? Also now in October average temperature in Arizona (Tucson city) 92 *. Can you pls confirm.if it's safe
I think even Tubifex- the favorite food of the Discus,will get you one day. They come from and are collected in filthy waters. It's a wonder the collectors don't get typhoid. I think of Beef heart as clean Tubifex, and I like Tetra Mins high color flake food as a good replacement for Brine Shrimp. I wouldn't push 10 Discus in 100 gallons. One large happily mated pair for a decade is all I ask for a 100 gallon. Even for growing or show..6 in a 100 gallon is max. Six should make you just as happy as ten I say.
Sir after using formline in fish tank what is the water change 100% or 50% because after using formaline my 2 month fry r diying daily because I have changed only 20% water change.
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Sir,
15 years I have been interested about Discus(I have 10 big discus in 120gallons water) for the whole time I haven't heard anyone else so clearly and convincingly and with "no secret" explained how to take care Discus. You do a good job. Great respect!
Much appreciated.
(I have 10 big discus in 12gallons water) wow that's cool, you must have good filters?
I like your style! Great no nonsense advice. I don’t even keep discus but many of your tips make sense for other fish too.
true
Thank you, Thank you!!
You have given me the confidence to try Discus again after 25 years.
And that's why we make these information videos. Enjoy!!!! Welcome back to the hobby.
@@JackWattleyDiscus yes, I started keeping wild discus in city tap and are doing well.
Oh Gabe, your toilet analogy was hilarious! lol thanks
fish literally crap in the water. ^^
But it's totally true 😜
Just bought some discus, cardinals and a snowball pleco from Gabe. Great guy, knows the science, and willing to share his knowledge. Thanks Gabe!
Thank you for the visit. Glad you and your family made it back safely.
Hi , just curious..are they all doing ok ? How are the discus now ? I'm planning to buy..
Love these guys, NO BS, and TRUTHFUL information for successfully keeping BEAUTIFUL Discus.
Gabe, i've been watching tons of fish keeping videos for a year and your video has been one of, if not the best video i've come across. Clear, edifying and straight to the point. Thank you. Now i think i can really take care of Discus fish which i have long admired.
Honest and straight to the point advice with no technical terms! You rock my friend! I can't thank you enough!
Gabe is top notch, the best! I’ve called and he really does answer. All fish that my husband and I have purchased from him, are healthy with no problems or deaths. Love the videos, Gabe!!!!
I can’t say enough you’re great man who committed their life for this and your advices are gold
Glad you enjoyed the content. Comes from the heart with zero BS.
Yes he sure does pickup that phone 📞 😂. Awesome man
Man! That is the best advice iv seen on TH-cam , 👍👍👍
This guy knows his stuff, doesn't he! Amazin'!
@@dennis-qu7bs he really does.
Thanks for the info...can u post on discus diseases and treatment?
Gabe is great. He is a expert and a professional. I want discus one day from them.
I'm getting 6 juvenile discus and I have bn researching for past 48hrs. Tnx this is a simple video compared to the rest. Just maintain 86 degree temp and no community style for now. Got it, tnx
This guy is simple the best,if you love discus,this is your store,the most beautiful discus you ever see are here,I go there a lot,and on Monday I’ll be back again
All informations that one Need About discus in 5 min. Top Video!
That was some of the most solid advise I have ever seen on discus. I have raised them for years. So many people give wrong advise. Only thing you left out was the salt content :)
This is the same advice I’ve heard since the 70’s and it’s still solid good advice now! You know your business no doubt about it! I enjoyed watching! Thank you for sharing!
This video and advice got me back into caring for discus at the age of 39 having cared for them and bred them from the age of 11 through to 21, thanks Gabe. Regards from Aberdeen, Scotland.
Welcome back. Enjoy.
I just visited this place today and wow. I always thought salt water aquarium had the most beautiful looking fish until I saw these amazing discus fish in this store. Just amazing. The guys there even the customers can give you good advice so I’m setting up tank and will go back soon to purchase some fish.
Which chemical should I use while changing the water in a week
Fantastic thank you. Just got discus in a 90 gallon. Planted tank with neons felt like you spoke directly to me :)
Clean, simple, and useful video
Dear Gabe you are the best and real pro to me with discus! I am so happy you go on with Jack Wattley's philosophie! So great. Thanks a lot. All the best to you, Boris, Swiss
Gabe, I love how you love your fish! I will make a purchase from you soon, I am setting up my 55-gallon tank while watching your videos
I love listening to an expert thank you very much
thanks for the tips! it means a lot to us newbies.
I just asked this question today about 8 hours ago and Gabe put up the video so quick, thank you very much, Gabe! May the Gods bless you
Loving all the videos you have been putting out Gabe and keeping it real thanks for sharing your knowledge
I am in the UK we have the same joys from our water companies. In the late 90’s our village water pipes as they were well over a hundred years old. The water company fed a hard plastic liner through the main feed due to corrosion problems. A couple of weeks later they added an extra burn to clear up bacteria in the water without a prior warning. Luckily I always put the water for water changes into large drums to pretreat first. The smell of the high levels of chemical off the chart. I immediately phoned the company to confirm. Then went door to door telling my neighbours to flush out their water systems before drinking cooking or generally using the water. Across the road from me a neighbour had a newborn premature baby and the mother had a poor sense of smell. She had just started to give the kid a bath. Luckily I had twenty gallons of warm distilled water that I was about to use for a water change for aCorrie breeding tank. Baby rinsed off with that water. He still spent two months in hospital chemical 90% burns lung damage as well. It took over three years of treatments before the all clear. The fines and damages against the water company massive. At least Fifty times higher than maximum levels of the chemicals is what they admitted to in court. It was in fact much higher. It also wiped out my dad’s hens poisoned their water it was on a auto system
I LOVE this guy! Best videos on youtube! Thanks so much for the amazing advice!
Great advice, so easy when you keep it simple.
Thanks very much for the simple no nonsense advice. Thanks love my discus.
My pleasure.
Stumbled onto yer video... subscribed and I am stoked because you gave some of the best info in a basic no frills approach. Thanks it’s refreshing... keep it up.
Much appreciated. It's the same way I like to receive information.
Thank you. It was very informative. Looking forward for more.
Thank you! You have one of the most informative videos on the subject of Discus.
The altums at the beginning of the video are magnificent!
honestly, i love this video. you made it so simple I now have a 75 gal tank cycling and once thats set ill be placing my order with you guys :]
Thanks for the public service. Great information.
You are spot on !! Glad I found you !
Sir...u are awesome....me and my fishes love ur videos...thanks ....truely very helpful for breeders like me...thanks again...
Very good tips! This is what i'll follow.very simple and easy to follow.
Good basic tips that I follow and my Wattley Discus are thriving
brilliant you just answered all the questions I had about discus.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge!!!
Gabe...you are a good approachable guy!
Great video!!!!! I would recommend storing water in glass, not plastic, because most plastics leech hormone-like chemicals that have estrogen-like activity, even plastics that are deemed food safe and BPA-free. Use a spare aquarium or source some huge 14 gallon glass demijohns from the home brewing trade to store water (spare tank is cheaper than many demijohns, though). If you want to store water in plastic anyway, fill the containers and allow heated water to sit for at least a month, then discard that initial water, refill and use that 2nd if not 3rd batch for your tank(s). Great video and beautiful fish!!! I simply double dose Seachem Prime during water changes because my tap water has a stable pH.
Great advice man straight and simple - thanks
Thanks heaps Gabe, I’m just new with Discus though I’ve been keeping tropicals for about 40 years. I’m listening to all your videos and I think this is going to be fun 👏👏😉👍
Enjoy the hobby.
great information, short and simple.
Great Video. Simple and precise
You are so informative! Thanks!!
Great video,
MR. Gabe, what is the max tds from tap water for discus keeping (not breeding)?
And what about other worm eg. Tubifex Worms or others like Brine Shrimp, krill ...
Thanks in advance
Ameizing! love your Discuss!
Please ,do more videos for us.
Very good, straightforward advice. Thank you!
Your angel and discus tank is so beautiful
Great honest and informative clip!!!
Great, clear video !
Slave to the rhythm awesome. I haven’t heard a grace Jones reference in a while. She is awesome.
Great video - love that you guys have started doing more content. Would love to see a short vid on the feeding quantities of beefheart and if you feed live foods to induce spawning! Keep it up Gabe content is awesome !!!!
Thank you
As always your professional
Advice
Blessings
From
California
Man thanks again Gabe I’ve been feeding beef heart and blood worms this whole time switching to black worms now
Precious information!
Thank you!
Thanks Gabe! Great advice.
Excellent advice!
thks gd knowledges,just started discus keeping with my 10 yr old son( spore)
Enjoy the hobby.
I’m watching this video after a long time. I wanted to set up my very first discus tank 1 year ago. I couldn’t do it because of some reasons. I wanted to do it again and got an aquarium for it today. Guess where I came to watch the discus care videos. Your videos are awesome. Btw looking forward to get an update about your new breeding facility. My goal someday is to start discus breeding. Thanks for inspiring me !
Excellent explanation and video ....great work...
Really very nice advice..very useful ..love this guy👍
Great video but you made it look so simple. I wanted to keep discuss but the videos i saw made me think otherwise and went for goldfish. Now i am super confident to start another discuss tank.
Glad we could help.
Im punching the like thumbs up button WoW Great
Thank you for this. Learned a lot!!
I love your videos they help me out so much
Beautiful fish and thank you for information!
Cheers Jack Raymond from Australia good on you mate
Simple accurate advice. Now run to the store and get some discus !!!
Hello sir, I am new in keeping Discus. Have some questions.
1. Does light play any role in keeping and rearing Discus?
2. Is there any age specific diet chart for Discus? Asking this because, this question just came to my mind, if we don't give the same food to the children and the adults in our family, then there should be some specifications for the fishes too? Is my thinking wrong?
3. Does it matter if we keep the tank on the floor or on a shelf?
Looking forward to your response.
Great videos guys 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
Hi thank you so much for all this information my question is can I put a breeding pair of longfin super red bristlenose with the discus? Also would the discus eat the baby bristlenose?
Please Gabriel help me with this test issue..
I’m doing water change almost every day .. my ph and ammonia is good but nitrates no Matter I do water change light red color always . My discus are happy eating good .. I have a lot plants 🌱 bamboo too .. fish happy .. should I be worried about nitrates ??? Thank you 🙏
Fantastic informative videos for everyone out there ☺
Hello, I am writing from Bulgaria. Thanks for the videos, they helped me a lot and I learned a lot ... I have four couples, but none of them is looking after their young.the moment they start swimming alone.They leave them ten days later.The same thing again.I learned to grow on my own, and I have a good success rate of over 70% of those who hatched.Thanks to your videos mainly ...So my question is why my fish don't look after their young and where do I go wrong.I apologize in advance I'm not on you with writing in English I use a translator if something is not clear ...
Gabe you are my spirit animal
Thank you great advice 👍🏾.
So humble and knowledge.
Great advice!!! Love your video!
Awesome video and great advice
So to keep the external bacteria low level, what should we do as a hobbyist? Thanks
Superb..🙏.. Gabriel Sir..
This is really helpful 🙏
Thank you 😌
Thanks for keeping it simple😊
Hi , I'm planning to order from you guys but I live in Arizona.. how long will it take to deliver the fishes? Also now in October average temperature in Arizona (Tucson city) 92 *. Can you pls confirm.if it's safe
I think even Tubifex- the favorite food of the Discus,will get you one day. They come from and are collected in filthy waters. It's a wonder the collectors don't get typhoid.
I think of Beef heart as clean Tubifex, and I like Tetra Mins high color flake food as a good replacement for Brine Shrimp.
I wouldn't push 10 Discus in 100 gallons. One large happily mated pair for a decade is all I ask for a 100 gallon. Even for growing or show..6 in a 100 gallon is max. Six should make you just as happy as ten I say.
Sir after using formline in fish tank what is the water change 100% or 50% because after using formaline my 2 month fry r diying daily because I have changed only 20% water change.
Perfect video for beginners!!!
What to do to strengthen a substance or be useful for spawnin What vitamins do you recommend?
Thanks again Gabriel you really make Keeping this discus easy and fun you definitely help us with your knowledge.
Nice and simple ! Thanks !
You put discus in my tank, we love um thanx for tips
Enjoy!
Solid advice!! Any live food should be expected to be a source of parasites, not just live blackworms.
Is there any medicine for lowering nitrate?
One of my biggest mistakes was not warming the water for WC when I first started