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I have a 4feet tank cycled for 3 weeks. And during those 3 weeks I added
a Congo tetra and a Rainbowfish to speed up the cycle. Nitrite is 0 and Nitrate is tested low. I added plants in the background for the full length of the tank. Mostly Hygros, Anubias and Ludwigias. I have added a Leopard Snakeskin Discus yesterday after 30-minute acclimitization (sp?). The Discus does the expected dashing around when I approached the glass but for the most part he looks OK hanging very still at 1 side of the tank and occasionally venture to the other side when light is off. The thing is I notice his gill cover opens real wide as if he is breathing heavily. I initially thought of it as gill fluke infection but I didn't notice any scratching on tank objects. In fact, when I introduce a juvenile Leopard (which I had for 6 months), they seem to get along OK. No darkening, no other anomalies on the skin, no white feces etc. The tank now also houses 4 active Ottos, a foraging Ram and a shy Dwarf Gourami. |
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