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F6 Super Red Batata DiscusX

Name: F6 Super Red Batata DiscusX - My Tank Scape | ماي تانك سكيب
Brand: DiscusX
SKU: FSH51
Price: 1800 EGP
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F6 Super Red Batata DiscusX (Symphysodon sp.) — a discus from DiscusX.

Size available: 8–8.5 cm.

💡 At 8–8.5 cm colours are still developing — the Assorted Grade AA DiscusX mix is the best value.

Weight	0.25 kg
Dimensions	7 cm

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SKU: FSH51 Categories: Freshwater Aquariums, Live Fishes Brand: DiscusX

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Description

Size available: 8–8.5 cm.

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At 8–8.5 cm discus colours are still developing — the Assorted Grade AA DiscusX mix is the best value at this size.

Discus (Symphysodon sp.) – Care Guide

Discus are universally recognised as the “King of the Freshwater Aquarium” — symmetrically round, laterally compressed, and available in a breathtaking array of varieties: Checkerboard, Galaxy Turquoise, Leopard Spotted, Red Batata, Sakura, Red Snakeskin, Alenquer, Albino, and Panda Bulldog. From the warm, acidic blackwater tributaries of the Amazon Basin, Discus demand precise water conditions but reward dedicated keepers with an incomparably elegant display. Social fish that must be kept in groups.

Temperature	28–31 °C (warm water is non-negotiable; below 27 °C causes stress and disease)
pH	6.0–7.0 (slightly acidic preferred)
Hardness	1–8 dGH (soft water)
Min. Tank Size	280 L (75 gal) for 4–6 fish; allow 60–80 L per Discus
Care Level	Advanced
Temperament	Peaceful / Slow-Moving (avoid nippy or fast tankmates)
Diet	Carnivore/Omnivore — high-quality Discus granules, frozen bloodworms, beef heart mix, brine shrimp, Discus-specific frozen mix
Compatibility	Cardinal Tetras, Rummy Nose Tetras, Corydoras sterbai, Altum Angelfish. Discus-only tanks are often preferred.

Temperature stability and water quality are the twin pillars of Discus keeping. Nitrates must stay below 20 ppm — this typically requires 2–3 partial water changes per week (25–30% each). Use an RO unit or soft water source where possible. Feed 3–4 times daily in small amounts. Never use copper-based medications. Discus are dedicated parents — they care for fry and feed them via skin secretions. ⚠ Never add copper-containing products to a Discus tank.

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