2 new tanks.

Rohland

100% agreed thats what i'd do. And by whole gaggle. A pile of them and different species too. Would look really nice.

mollies

Ok well i have to ask what else would you put in ther besides cory? with the discus

Angel079

You could do Tetra's and some Oto's (what was your water like again?)
Anything that's calmer and not aggressive and smaller.

mollies

Im going with ro water for it. I dont know what the reading will be yet.

Angel079

R/O sure soft enough for Tetra's, kinda like my tap water lol

mollies

Well i just got done filling them up in the garage to see if there are any leaks, its heated so they dont freez lol. It gets cold at night here. Well i will be gone on vacation for 10 day on a hunting trip. I will check in once in a while. Wat would you guys say bout a planted tank would discus do ok in there?

1077

I believe Discus would be great in a planted tank. Most people keep discus in water temps of 82 to 84 degrees F . This may limit the species of fish and plants a little.
Were it me,I might get the plants well established before introducing Discus. This could give you time to save for the purchase of a group of fish.

Angel079

I absolutely think they;ll love plants, I'd get stuff like Amazon Swords and different Vallisnaria and prop various Cryoto's for the front...

Uhm and on a side note...wanna hunt TN and get some deer of my property, I'd appreciate that cause otherwise the ONLY planted space here will be my tanks in the spring...

fish999

You live in TN? ... there are some beautiful water plants in TN... mostly silted over and otherwise yucked up with mud but if they were cleaned off they'd look pretty nice. As you can see I like to go digging up plants and stuff instead of fishing or hunting

aunt kymmie

Based on my own personal experience, I can agree with this statement 100%.