Discosoma breeding

Wojdl · Nov 15, 2024

hey, I would like to start the adventure with breeding unusual discosomas, starting, of course, with the easier ones, such as the classic golden ones, ending with jewbreakerr. I would like everything to take place in the main tank, I will post the ICP results below, currently I have cut off the iodine, I am slowly raising the salinity to 34ppt and dosing PO4 and NO3. I also need to buy some fish, what do you recommend? Currently, I have 2 clownfish, a shrimp and a crab in a 100 liter aquarium and I need something that will produce PO4 and NO3. I would like to ask you to provide all the key conditions for discos and share your tips and criticism on what I could still improve. Thank you very much in advance for your answers :))

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ShakeyGizzard · Nov 15, 2024

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ShakeyGizzard · Nov 15, 2024

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Randy Holmes-Farley · Nov 15, 2024

Wojdl said:
hey, I would like to start the adventure with breeding unusual discosomas, starting, of course, with the easier ones, such as the classic golden ones, ending with jewbreakerr. I would like everything to take place in the main tank, I will post the ICP results below, currently I have cut off the iodine, I am slowly raising the salinity to 34ppt and dosing PO4 and NO3. I also need to buy some fish, what do you recommend? Currently, I have 2 clownfish, a shrimp and a crab in a 100 liter aquarium and I need something that will produce PO4 and NO3. I would like to ask you to provide all the key conditions for discos and share your tips and criticism on what I could still improve. Thank you very much in advance for your answers :))

Which icp company is this? I’m not a fan of some of the target ranges.

Mr. Mojo Rising · Nov 15, 2024

Discoma's are very easy to multiply, even jawbreaker will multiply when its happy. If you put them in places of too much flow, they will move and leave little babies behind them.