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That's a beautifuk D. mac. you got there. How big is the fella? And congrats on the cory juvies. Unexpected breeding/fry is one of the best treat this hobby can give us.
That's an excellent article, and I actually bookmarked it.
Here's the direct link to my picture if you don't see it. http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v219/JeffChouMing/DSC_0072_zps97157de7.jpg
In the hopes of creating as close to a leaf litter biotope as I could after watching this biotope video, I ordered indian almond leaves in bulk.
Here's how it looks so far. I'll be adding more leaves as the tannins fade from the WC's.
The back wall is an entire sheet of 2" poret foam...
I have the same mindset, more or less, as you do. In this case, however, I also have a pair of checkerboard cichlids in the same quarantine which I can't introduce into my discus tank unless I'm 100% sure they're not infected. And quite frankly, I've taking quite a liking to this particularly...
OP, that's excellent news! Do you have any updated pictures of the female?
What commercial product did you use? I was debating about getting those meds separately. What was your quarantine protocol like, along with duration?
Could the medication treatment for wild discus from this thread (post #591) be adapted for the quarantine regime of wild caught apistos too?
I also have some apistos in quarantine that are quite skinny much like the OP's apistos. I'm almost through the 30 day quarantine period and despite...