125 gallon journal...planted

I have it on craigslist for $40. It comes with a top and a almost brand new light.
 
I take back the above, I am going to trade that 30 gallon and my 45 gallon for 2 discus at my LPS. Sounds like a good deal considering I only paid $15 for the 45 gallon and got the 30 gallon for free. The discus are $60 a piece.
 
acclimating the fish.

Okay it is finally time to acclimate my previous discus and angels for the new tank. I have a drip method in use right now. I am going to drip them for 1 hour, then plop them in their new home. I am hoping the drip method works and the fish will not look "stunned" when I add them to the tank. I feel so bad when fish enter their new home and look as if they had a stroke. So lets hope this works. By the way, I have a heater and a air stone in that container. So the fish are well taken care of in that 1 hour drip span.

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Siamese kitty!!!!!! :D Sorry, first thing I noticed.

Looking forward to seeing your discus in their new home! 1 hour acclimation should really lessen the stress!
 
Fish are in

Okay here are pictures of the fish in my old tank into their new home. Excuse the angels, they are quite the divas and have to be in every picture. The acclimation actually worked. I put the fish in, no shock, just fish checking out their new home. Right now there are: 6 pigmy cories, 1 very large bristlenose male, 1 female long fined pleco, 2 large angels, 2 checkerboard discus, 6 bolivian rams, 1 red blood parrot. My camera sucks at close ups. My girlfriend will bring her nice camera home so I can use it for close ups. I am still waiting for my huge piece of driftwood to come in. I am also waiting to get paid again for some larger taller plants to go in the back. The tank is kinda stirred up because I added a ton of the old tank water into this tank so it would help with the acclimation. By tomorrow, it should be clear. I have like 500 gph filtering in this tank, it should be clear in a few hours.

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:grinno:Those Fresh Step buckets come in handy don't they? (I know)
 
Okay it is finally time to acclimate my previous discus and angels for the new tank. I have a drip method in use right now. I am going to drip them for 1 hour, then plop them in their new home. I am hoping the drip method works and the fish will not look "stunned" when I add them to the tank. I feel so bad when fish enter their new home and look as if they had a stroke. So lets hope this works. By the way, I have a heater and a air stone in that container. So the fish are well taken care of in that 1 hour drip span.


Very cool, I am going to drip my fancy fish when they show up, good to see photos to I get the general idea.
 
Okay here are pictures of the fish in my old tank into their new home. Excuse the angels, they are quite the divas and have to be in every picture. The acclimation actually worked. I put the fish in, no shock, just fish checking out their new home. Right now there are: 6 pigmy cories, 1 very large bristlenose male, 1 female long fined pleco, 2 large angels, 2 checkerboard discus, 6 bolivian rams, 1 red blood parrot.

I dont care for angels, but I like your rams! Very nice looking fish. :thumbsup:
 
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