Read what he said again paying special attention to the 'why' of his statement and then ask yourself if you want to slather some man made chemicals all over something natural.
aquascaping bare bottom tank?
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Read what he said again paying special attention to the 'why' of his statement and then ask yourself if you want to slather some man made chemicals all over something natural.
Painting the bottom panel of the tank looks nice imo
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Here's one of my 125s , I love it so easy to clean. I want to add another piece of driftwood or remove the one and get a larger one but getting a larger one might be costly. The angle makes the wood look small but it covers almost front to back and one panel of the bottom. Wish it was taller though.
no those red clay pots are fine, they don't rot or fall apart at all. I rarely keep them clean in tanks, but allow some thin biological stuff to grow on them because I like the natural appearance. but they are good either way.
IF pots could have been exposed to any contaminants, then just to be safe I soak for a while in bleached water, and a few soaks longer in plain water before putting in tanks.
That's pretty rude when I was asking a realistic question! Just bc it's natural doesn't mean it can't seep something into the water to change the pH. Some "natural" stones do that and I would think clay would absolutely change your water too. Now I don't know if it's enough to matter or not!
Last I checked silicone is fish safe so I was thinking maybe it should be sealed using it.
I also know that the 3D backgrounds that people are making out of cement need to be soaked several times before the pH is equalized.
So please excuse my lack of experience with using such items that don't normally belong in an aquarium but let the man answer the question that was addressed to the OP!
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