On Alibaba you can find them. No specific name or brand

The entire warehouse is temperature controlled by a propane heater in winter and an AC unit in summer.

We will be

Knowledge is power. Keeping it confined helps no one.

We store filtered water in two 550 gallon holding tanks. Our submersible pump in the grow out section is rated for 2000gph it has 12 20 gallon tanks.

If the electric goes the wet dry underneath has an overflow drain which goes into our drain. Once the electric comes back the system turns on and the float replaces the water that went out.

We have a 75 watt UV in the system. That and the water changes daily keep the system prestine.

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Reverse Osmosis

Single large heater in the sump will maintain the temperature throughout.

Thank you sir!!

1.5" check valve doesn't allow water to return and whatever excess water builds up there is an 1.5" overflow bulkhead that permits the water to escape down the drain. Once power is returned the float valve underneath compensates for any water that was discharged and therefore level is always kept.

88F for the small babies

Jack Wattley Discus what about the breeders?

Breeders are kept at 82F

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Todos los estamos doblando. Mañana terminamos de firmar el de la papilla. Existen 4 que está semana y la próxima también salen a KZfaq. Gracias a usted por el interés.

2" slotted pipe

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10% diario.

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That's how I do it.

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Yes we do. All central systems have one.

Float valve

@@JackWattleyDiscus I am sorry, I did not describe my question, do you have a video of how you process water from outside your system? At some point in time I would think you would have to introduce new water from the city or a well. Thank you Great information

We use reverse osmosis

Jack Wattley Discus yes of course you would, sorry I had a bit of a brain freeze. I love watching your videos. I’m new to Discus keeping 👍🏻👍🏻

75W UV filter

Water changes, preventative medications and the fact that only our baby discus are placed in the system prevent outbreaks.

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The tanks would become contaminated by doing water changes anyway. Unless you want to have a separate hose for each tank. The way we prevent is by doing water changes daily. There is a 75 watt UV sterilizer and we also treat weekly with Potassium Permanganate to maintain a low bacteria level.

@@JackWattleyDiscus yeah i'm still torn between seperate hose or sump. Okay, you are all doing the precaution treatment before all the bad things happen, that is make sense. Thank You for your answer. keep posting new video I need this :D

Yes

20 gallons high.

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We use potassium permanganate once a week and we also do Formaldehyde/malachite green once a week.

+Jack Wattley Discus can u please tell the quantity you use,or the process?

me too have the same question.. *hey Gabe* Plz answer....@jackwattley discus

Heater is in the sump set at 88F there's a digital controller

Why is this temperature so high? 88F are 31 Cº right?

Temperature is kept high on the small discus to stimulate more appetite and faster growth.

Thank you for asking me. I am your fan. Very good structure.

All 20 gallon tanks are non tempered. I have drilled hundreds. Please make your assumptions based on what you see in the video. Thanks

​@@JackWattleyDiscus Wow. Having a bad day? The tone of your reply was a little less than professional and I don't understand why. I've made no assumptions at all. I see what look like glass tanks with drilled bottoms in your video. All commercially available glass tanks I've seen are tempered on bottom. Even the small ones. I've had quite a few and I've drilled my share as well. Not "hundreds" but I'm no novice. Can you tell me where you get your non-tempered bottom tanks? Who makes them? I'm genuinely interested because I'd much rather drill the bottom too. Do you know of other sizes that don't have tempered bottoms? Larger if possible? I appreciate any information you might have. I've even called manufacturers looking for them. I'm just asking for some info. That's all. I promise.

If you are not introducing external sources to your stock you should be okay. If something catastrophic occurs it will wipe you out.

@@JackWattleyDiscus sir m getting ur point of not introducing any outside discus in the system but if some tank from our own farm gets hit what's the way to deal with it.secondly u have mentioned about preventive medicines .can u help me with or rather name me with what u use.preferablly with dosages

@@sanketchalke4082 absolutely. We do potassium permanganate once a week and three days later we do malachite green and formaldehyde together. This will prevent most outbreaks. Hope this helps.

@@JackWattleyDiscus thanks a lot sir for u prompt help.and sharing your valuable experience with me.

@@JackWattleyDiscus actually m having a discus hatchery with 40 odd pairs. if any help required I would rather bother u and give u a shout.pls help me out .thank u