DISCUS FISH DISEASES: The Top 5 Reasons Discus Fish Die: How To Recognize and Prevent

[@aquaticconceptsbringingwaterto]

This Video Will Help The Discus Keeper To Recognize and Prevent Diseases That Are Common In Discus Fish Health. Please watch the video until the end. I have selected three videos that are related to care and treatment. Thank you. Please Like and Subscribe.

[@discusworlddiscoveries8668]

Thank you for a very informative video. Preventative measures to keep my Discus healthy are very important in Discus care and Disease Prevention

[@discuslover5221]

Fantastic Video As always! Your channel has helped me with my depression and anxiety after fighting prescription drug addiction for over 35 years. You convinced me to get my first aquarium 2 years ago and now I have 5 My life is so much more relaxed than it has been in years. Thank you for the healthy addiction I have now. God Bless!

[@georgewheeler3459]

Great content. Thank you for covering this subject in a way that will help me to recognize the health of my Discus to prevent Sudden death.

[@wilddiscusbreeder5445]

Fantastic video. hat a great go to video as a complete guide to Discus health and care.

[@joyoffishkeeping]

Subscribed to your channel , cant see see a list of your videos. As commented by a previous comment , you low number of subs on your channel, is something turned off on you end. Thanks , i am new at this a few months with a channel. Thanks

[@kaywheels7419]

I had a Discus die recently from what I think was Hexamia? Spelling on that. Your video is a few weeks to late. Thanks for the content.

[@angelfishaltus1807]

Great video my friend. What is the best what to treat Gill Flukes?

[@discusking4977]

Thank you for a very informative video.

[@toliscy]

Great content. I wish you a quick health recovery

[@aquaticconceptsbringingwaterto]

Thank you!

[@leedibiasio9229]

Thank you just getting in so very helpful

[@aquaticconceptsbringingwaterto]

Glad I was able to help. Please like and subscribe!

[@alexwong3658]

Beautiful fish. Is that ich on the blue discus?

[@aquaticconceptsbringingwaterto]

No that is actually an area on the tail that was damaged after netting

[@joyoffishkeeping]

Thanks for the info. What are those stone name

[@aquaticconceptsbringingwaterto]

They are a Japanese stone called Taiji Stone. Not cheap but beautiful and very easy to work with. Very water neutral as well. You can find them on Amazon. That took two bows for the 75 Gallon. Please like and Subscribe. Thank you.

[@joyoffishkeeping]

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[@romcapprotti1976]

This last couple months has been pretty rough for my fish, keeping effort I’d seen in the last six weeks. I’ve lost five of my discus, but over the last few months I’ve lost all of them. I had seven the five that died within the past few weeks. It started off as Finn rot multiple water changes I used salt. I raised the temperature added some meleflex really and General cure no success then they stopped eating in like a four or five day span all of them stopped eating the two with the finrot they died. I took the three I had left put them in a quarantine tank within a week all three of them died to say I’m frustrated. I don’t know what happened it’s pretty sad. They’re beautiful gorgeous fish and watch them all. Just die off like that is baffling.

[@Awsimilate]

Nice 4" 2 year old Discus dude ! How did you manage to grow them out ao well ? Silly question you are a pro.

[@aquaticconceptsbringingwaterto]

These Discus are actually about 5” I stared out by feeding 3-4 times a day the first six month then after that 2-3 times per day. A large variety of foods as well. Please like and subscribe. Again Thank you.

[@Awsimilate]

Oh 5". Amazing 👏

[@MBBTigger1357]

Thanks!

[@kevingurall5555]

That was well done. I learned several things (never having kept discus) and you gave just the right amount of time to each portion. Too many folks on here think they're auditioning for a major network job, and are determined to show exactly how smart they are. Your presentation was balanced and done in layman's terms.

[@aquaticconceptsbringingwaterto]

Thank you!

[@san1122222]

This video popped to my feed for some reason too late :D Very imformative! Regarding gill flukes, don't bother with treating them in hospital tank as flukes will hit back as soon as you get the fish back into the main tank. You MUST treat main tank since flukes lay eggs in aquarium and spread to other fish, just follow the procedure that comes with medicine. A tip is to just go with any product containing Prazi, others simply don't work or work partially, but prazi knocks out flukes. Just like he said for Metro, same is for Prazi, those 2 meds you must have if you have discus, the alternatives are just too weak.

[@MBBTigger1357]

Remember when I had a bloated discus that would not pass his food? You saved my discus by a using a rather benign idea…epsom salt (no perfumes). I was PLEASANTLY SURPRISED that in 24 hours the discus was alive and thriving! This is an an example as to why your are my mentor in the fish hobby. Thanks George.

[@aquaticconceptsbringingwaterto]

Always try the natural remedies before going to the medicine kit. Glad that worked out!

[@gajananwasudevphadke2960]

Just last week I lost 4 discus in a week the seemtems were same as explained in this video Tks for details

[@johnraymondflores]

Hole in the head specifically, what can be used?

[@aquaticconceptsbringingwaterto]

Hole in the head is not exactly as it sounds. It is typically an infection in the head area of the fish, but can occur almost anywhere in the upper body. This can be tricky to diagnose and hard to treat with the right antibiotic. Use a wide spectrum antibiotic for best results. Treating in a separate tank is always recommended.