Hello all,

I'm sorry but I don't understand Romanian so I have to write in English.
I have had several (on my web based photoalbum) hits from your website pointing at this thread. My photos of the Heckel & Altum tank is posted on the first page in the thread. I'm deeply honored to have my photos on your forum.

I would like to show my other tank with wild Discus from Nhamundá.





All photos

Very nice bravo! Note 10 + saw these pictures on another forum and I like very much. How difficult was it to find this gorgeous discus? I am very curious about how a copy cost?

Hy Ouscazz, welcome. They are beautiful fishes in your tank. How many liter is the one with Heckel? I like the roots you have there to. Exactly my taste!Please describe the water quality you have there...
Nice evening,
Harry

Thanks guys! =)

The Heckels and the tank has been sold. The Heckeltank was a 720L with an Aquaterra background. The Heckels were kept in 100% R/O water pH 4.8
These Nhamundá wilds are beeing kept in regular tap water, no altering of the water parameters whatsoever.

Wild Discus are pretty hard to find since the export from Brazil has been reduced due to the Brazilian government stopping a lot of exotic fish exporters businesses.
Cost? In Sweden wild Discus are sold from €60 - €250 depending on species, color and quality.

For Discus keeping exchange, please check out our Swedish Diskusforum http://www.diskusforum.se there's an international section too.

Hi Quscazz,

Welcome on board. Nice setups you have there. In the first photo it's interesting how the light penetrates the water column....at the first glance it looks like the light makes its way through spaces created in a thick carpet of floating plants.

Wow Very, very nice. Tell us please in a few photos do you have such kind of improvisation of moon light? If it so... How long it goes? Or it's turned on just for some moments?

Thank you for join us.

Thanks!

The down light is Power LED thrugh floating plants.

Thanks!

The moonlight effect is created with blue Power LED controlled by a timer. Runs about two hours every evening after the lights are out.

Hi Ouscazz and thanx for sharing

I'm blown away by the first pic... Looks like the discus are at home in the Amazon.
Lovely Nhamunda Blues! Great great job!!!

Hi Ouscazz,
I'm back with two questions:

1. you ever participated to an aquaristic contest? If the answer is "no", I think you should think to do that

2. how did you find the answer to the "antibot question" at the forums registration?

p.s. ...and please, remember

Thank you!