Dallas Discus

04/29/2023

Gold fishes for sale. Call or text John at (214) 497-0286 for appointment and pricing

10/17/2022

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10/09/2022

We’re in Garland, TX, zip 75042. Please call or text us at 214-497-0286 for appointment, or latest inventory and pricing info.

10/08/2022

We have many discuss in many sizes, up to 7 inches for sale. Price varies from $25 to $240. You’re more than welcome to come take a look. Please call or text John at (214) 497-0286 to make an appointment. We do not ship and accept Zelle.

10/07/2022

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10/07/2022

New batch of babies, only 4 days old

08/28/2022

FOR SALE:

500 magna $28.00
1000. $35.00
1500. $43.00
2000. $50.00

500 moina $30.00
1000. $37.00
1500. $45.00
2000. $52.00

Shipping included. Local pick up is also available. Call or text John at 214-497-0286.

Daphnia, also called water fleas, are one of the best live foods for tropical fish, especially discus that are not eating dry foods. We feed our discus daphnia as one of many varieties of foods. We have found that feeding live daphnia results in a remarkable improvements in the appearance, health and longevity of our discus. Also an excellent food for conditioning breeding pairs to spawn.

We feed our adult discus Daphnia magna (largest daphnia) and pulex. Moina are smaller cousin of Daphnia which we used to feed 4-6 weeks fries.

Our daphnia are kept in rubbermaid tubs in backyard. Air stones are used for aeration Green water is usually not a problem by keeping them outside. We used our old fish water without medication as a water source because they are very sensitive to heavy metals in tap water. They are fairly hardly. Here in Dallas, we had a few freeze over, but daphnia still survived. They reproduce very fast. We feed them a pitch of yeast when the green water starts to clear. Some customers have tried Marine Invertebrate foods and Baby fry foods with success.

Some have ask us if there are any risk of disease introduction to our discus by feeding them live daphnia. Ever since we started keeping discus (5yrs), we have never had a discus disease that could be attributed to feeding live daphnia.

They are also make excellent feedings for one month old betta, killifish, and goldfish fry (any fish 1/2 inches-4inches); Newts/Salamander larvae; conditioning for breeder pairs, etc. We have available larger amounts of magnas for feeding, Let us know if you need larger quantities (>50,000).