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Posted by gtk68 on January 31, 2003 at 12:42:12:

In Reply to: aggresive discus posted by teacup77 on January 20, 2003 at 07:00:40:

:I have three wild caught brazilian discus in a 110 gallon tank with a large piece of drift wood in the tank. One of my discus is thriving and is eating very well but he seems to chase the other two and keep them behind the wood. The otehr two are getting some food but not as much as I would like. They each are about 4 inches. Is my school of fish not big enough? What am I doing wrong I have two other tanks of discus and I have never had this problem. Temp is 80 ph 6.8 any advise?

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