rwellbaum Blue Tier VIP MFK Member Mar 27, 2012 4,302 231 396 USA Nov 2, 2012 #11 here is my tank with sand View attachment 844554View attachment 844555
tomomothy Fire Eel MFK Member Dec 14, 2009 1,000 3 68 Long Beach, Ca Nov 2, 2012 #12 West1 said: Gravel in my opinion. I have one layer of 1" smooth gravel with big sizes here and there. That was a 16.5" Bichir Bichir for ref Click to expand... I thnk I finally decided how I want my substrate, Looks really nice man
West1 said: Gravel in my opinion. I have one layer of 1" smooth gravel with big sizes here and there. That was a 16.5" Bichir Bichir for ref Click to expand... I thnk I finally decided how I want my substrate, Looks really nice man
Drstrangelove Potamotrygon MFK Member Oct 21, 2012 2,693 1,229 164 San Francisco Nov 2, 2012 #13 rwellbaum said: i never have this problem my fish move the sand around for me Click to expand... If you vac regularly, or have a tight feeding regimen, or have fish that root up the substrate, you can severely reduce this type of decomposition issue.
rwellbaum said: i never have this problem my fish move the sand around for me Click to expand... If you vac regularly, or have a tight feeding regimen, or have fish that root up the substrate, you can severely reduce this type of decomposition issue.
R rgraze Feeder Fish MFK Member Nov 1, 2012 14 0 1 Mokena, IL Nov 2, 2012 #14 Thanks for the input and pictures still undecided though, this is the biggest tank I've ever owned so not sure what to expect with maint.
Thanks for the input and pictures still undecided though, this is the biggest tank I've ever owned so not sure what to expect with maint.