frnchjeep Fire Eel MFK Member Aug 24, 2006 1,726 5 68 Ct Jun 3, 2007 #1 What is a good way to keep plants down? I have a 55 that I try to keep plants in, but my TF barbs keep ripping them up. I was thinking about fishing weights, but was unsure about health issues from the lead. Any suggestions?
What is a good way to keep plants down? I have a 55 that I try to keep plants in, but my TF barbs keep ripping them up. I was thinking about fishing weights, but was unsure about health issues from the lead. Any suggestions?
WyldFya Baryancistrus demantoides MFK Member Dec 23, 2005 20,794 69 132 Moscow, ID Jun 3, 2007 #2 What kind of plants are we talking about? I personally would not consider tinfoils a good planted tank inhabitant.
What kind of plants are we talking about? I personally would not consider tinfoils a good planted tank inhabitant.
frnchjeep Fire Eel MFK Member Aug 24, 2006 1,726 5 68 Ct Jun 3, 2007 #3 It's just some clumps of grass. I'm not trying to go for a crazy planted setup. I just want a little green in the tank, but I don't like fake plants.
It's just some clumps of grass. I'm not trying to go for a crazy planted setup. I just want a little green in the tank, but I don't like fake plants.
WyldFya Baryancistrus demantoides MFK Member Dec 23, 2005 20,794 69 132 Moscow, ID Jun 3, 2007 #4 Grasses are a definitely no no with large barbs. Try some java fern, or amazon swords, they will do much better.
Grasses are a definitely no no with large barbs. Try some java fern, or amazon swords, they will do much better.
frnchjeep Fire Eel MFK Member Aug 24, 2006 1,726 5 68 Ct Jun 3, 2007 #5 cool, I'll give it a shot. thanks!
mgamer20o0 Gambusia MFK Member Mar 28, 2007 957 1 16 so cali www.bobstropicalplants.com Jun 21, 2007 #6 you could also build up around them in hopes to keep them out.