Maybe ill paint the bottom of the tank so it looks like sand and have little or no actual sand in the tank..hmmm..now i have to think about this some more..
Rays and acrylic
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S-LzESkm24M
I think u can see it here.
It is a black bottom tenecor. She makes loud crunching sounds often. She is really the only ray that does it in my tank
I think u can see it here.
It is a black bottom tenecor. She makes loud crunching sounds often. She is really the only ray that does it in my tank
Oh wow that sucks. My ray kinda stands up against the sides and does like a blowing thing where i can see teeth but im not sure if hes actually scraping the glass or not. Im paranoid now.
I had my rays in a acrylic tank with a fine pea gravel and it was fine
I wouldnt use sand as with the ray going up the side glass all the time it would be like rubbing a bit of sand paper over it which will make scratches for sure
Rays need some kind of substrate as it's just cruel not to give it to them
A very fine smooth gravel will be fine
I wouldnt use sand as with the ray going up the side glass all the time it would be like rubbing a bit of sand paper over it which will make scratches for sure
Rays need some kind of substrate as it's just cruel not to give it to them
A very fine smooth gravel will be fine
I also love acrylic but with my new tank it was not poss as it would no go throw the door the size I wanted so the tank had to be made on site which wasn't a option with acrylic as no one would make it on site
Acrylic is much clearer than glass but I just put a opti White glass front on my new glass tank as the other 3 sides were being covered so no need to waste money on opti White on them 3 sides opti White is as clear as acrylic
Acrylic is much clearer than glass but I just put a opti White glass front on my new glass tank as the other 3 sides were being covered so no need to waste money on opti White on them 3 sides opti White is as clear as acrylic
