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Re: Angels
Ok this is what I have found out in my experience with discus & angels.
I have keep both of them in the same tank for the last 3 years now.
Both of them do like long & tall tanks. This provides enough room for them to grow in & gives them enought room to swim in as well.
Discus like to have real wood in the tank. Angels prefer to have plants. They both do like temps around 85 to 86 degrees with slow moving water as stated above. As far as PH goes they will survive any were between 7.0 to 8.2. As long as the water is stable (that means when doing water changing you must store water for 24 hours before adding it in your tank).
The biggest problem I have ran into was finding plants to survive in higher temps.
With a 55 gallon I would not put more then 2 of each in it.
You can get away with more but you will have to do a lot of water changing & you will need to double you filtering of the water as well.
Ok this is what I have found out in my experience with discus & angels.
I have keep both of them in the same tank for the last 3 years now.
Both of them do like long & tall tanks. This provides enough room for them to grow in & gives them enought room to swim in as well.
Discus like to have real wood in the tank. Angels prefer to have plants. They both do like temps around 85 to 86 degrees with slow moving water as stated above. As far as PH goes they will survive any were between 7.0 to 8.2. As long as the water is stable (that means when doing water changing you must store water for 24 hours before adding it in your tank).
The biggest problem I have ran into was finding plants to survive in higher temps.
With a 55 gallon I would not put more then 2 of each in it.
You can get away with more but you will have to do a lot of water changing & you will need to double you filtering of the water as well.
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