The lfs in my area has started carrying bags of seachem fluorite and onyx sand. The seachem website says that I only need to use one or the other. Any advice on this?
I plan on using low light plants.
It's going to be a 10 gallon betta tank.
I have one big concern. I've read that some of these plant substrates can cause big ammonia spikes. The tank currently has no filter. Just an air stone. So I'm guessing all the bb is the current sand, which I will be removing. Is this something I need to worry about the onyx sand or fluorite? My betta is about 2 1/2 years old and I want to make sure I do this with as little stress to him as possible.
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I plan on using low light plants.
It's going to be a 10 gallon betta tank.
I have one big concern. I've read that some of these plant substrates can cause big ammonia spikes. The tank currently has no filter. Just an air stone. So I'm guessing all the bb is the current sand, which I will be removing. Is this something I need to worry about the onyx sand or fluorite? My betta is about 2 1/2 years old and I want to make sure I do this with as little stress to him as possible.
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