Glass pieces as a substrate?

[bukster]

i've seen larger glass pieces (10-15lb) used before with great results it all depends on ur tastes really. i doubt the glass would really have any adverse effects. but if u'r worried put it in a smaller tank for a few days, test the water, and see what happens. good luck to ya.


oh and Dr. Joe, that's definitely a chrismas story. ( it must be french)

 

[killerfish]

if you don't mind a few cuts when cleaning the tank and non of your fish hang out on the bottem then sure i wounder how it would look

 

[Moo]

I'd hate to see a wuss fish like an Oscar sulking on shards of glass.

But i reckon if you had a fish that swam high it'd look neat.

 

[LiquidOC]

I would knock all the edges off with my dremel, they're fairly large pieces (around baseball and softball sizes) and I would make them pretty smooth.

 

[hamato_yoshii]

i've seen larger glass pieces (10-15lb) used before with great results it all depends on ur tastes really. i doubt the glass would really have any adverse effects. but if u'r worried put it in a smaller tank for a few days, test the water, and see what happens. good luck to ya.


oh and Dr. Joe, that's definitely a chrismas story. ( it must be french)

Your definitely right it is a Christmas Story but it must be Italian (fragile)

 

[Lil_Stinker]

if you tumble the glass to remove all the sharp edges, then it might be cool

 

[rob0521]

Sounds like a baaaaaad idea to me....