Juveniles in a 37G

[aquaboy71]

The juveniles are now in their new home - thanks, Rick!

I moved the Brilliant Pair I got from Rick into their own 20G tank and placed the juveniles into the 37G covered tank. I don't top the water up so they are not technically in 37G of water. It's a simple bare bottom tank with a Hydro Sponge V filter - not the most fun tank to look at but it works. Two heaters in case one fails. I plan on feeding three times a day - once in the morning before work, another when I get home from work, and one more at night. I plan on feeding frozen blood worms and dried black worms I got from Rick. I plan on doing daily water changes. Temperature is between 85-86F. I condition the tap water to remove chlorine, etc. Unlike my community discus tanks, I don't plan on adding any additives (similar to my breeding tanks). Keep it simple.

I think that's it. Should be fun! Thanks again, Rick!

[Scherb]

Looks Good. Good Luck. Cheers

[2wheelsx2]

Nice that so many got going already and have posted up journals.

[Canadian_Aqua_Farm]

I like that tank shape. Great job on the set up and good luck in the contest

[aquaboy71]

Juveniles settling in. They have big appetites! PS - Usually don't include music in my videos but wanted to cover up some background noise

[DBam]

Looking nice! Is the brilliant pair you got the parents of these same fish?

[Jasonator]

Looking good!
Good Luck

[target]

Looking good.

[Canadian_Aqua_Farm]

Looking nice! Is the brilliant pair you got the parents of these same fish?

They are the aunt and uncle of the grow out fish.

[aquaboy71]

Here is the aunt and uncle: