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Aquarium Related Tips

1. It is never a good idea to hand freed a Lionfish. No matter how tame you think your Lionfish to be, they still have very venomous spines and should never be hand fed.


2. Make any adjustments to the placement of the decorations in your aquarium before you fill up the aquarium all the way. Not doing this can cause an overflow when you reach into the tank.


3. When adding plants to the aquarium, be sure to check the lighting needs. Try to find plants that will fit the pre-existing lighting conditions of your aquarium. You should avoid plants that require much more light than the fish in your aquarium.

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Snakeskin Discus

$49.99

Social by nature, the Snakeskin Discus does best in a group of 3 or more. You should keep the Snakeskin Discus in an aquarium of at least 50 gallons and provide plenty of plant and rock cover. The Snakeskin Discus is a beautiful specimen marked with brownish copper-ish tones and a blue-ish background, giving the appearance of snake scales in certain light. The Snake Skin discus does best in an aquarium where there are not a lot of disturbances, such as people walking by or loud noises. This discus should be fed a steady diet of bloodworms and insect larvae, along with other rich meaty foods.

This product was added to our catalog on Thursday 12 July, 2007.
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