How long have you bred Discus fish: 8 years.

Do you breed for hobby or: for hobby.

How many breeding couples have you got: 15.

What kind of Discus fish do you breed: snake skin, pigeon blood, cobalt, red turqouise.

I breed 1000 fish a year.

Are breeding couples prepared / treated for breeding? yes. How: with quality food.

On which age are the couples formed: 15  months.

Up to which age do you breed with them: year.

How large are the breeding tanks: L50" x W50" x H50"
swimming out tanks:                     L100" x W50" x H60"

In what kind of water do you breed: reverse osmosis mixed with tap water and in which way do you prepare it: .

How long do you have this water matured before the the breeding couple is placed? 5 days
And what is the temperature 30 C.

Are breeding couples fed when they are breeding yes for: mixed beef hart.

Do you renew water during the breeding: yes
How much: 10 %
How often: every week

Do you renew when there are larvae? no.

On which day do you start feeding the larvae after they are swimming free?
day: 10.
how often: as much as possible.
with what: live baby artemia.

Do you renew the water during this period? yes.
what kind of water: the same water.
how much: 10 - 15 %

At which moment do you remove the fry? from the breeding tank: about 30. day.

What and how often do you feed the larvae?
what: with live baby artemia and food tablets.
how often: as much as possible.

What and how often do you feed the larvae from week 1:
what: baby artemia/tablets.
how often: 5 -6 times.

What and how often do you feed the larvae from week 2:
what: baby artemia/tablets.
how often: 5 - 6 times.

What and how often do you feed the larvae from week 3:
what: mixed beef hart wih food tablets and grindal worms.
how often: 3 - 4 times per day.

What and how often do you feed the larvae from week 4:
what: beef hart/tablets/worms.
how often: 3 - 4 times.

What and how often do you feed the larvae from week 5:
what: beef harts/tablets.
how often: 3 -4.

Do you use vitamins, minerals, medication during this period?
what: vitamins and minerals.

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