spitz006 Piranha MFK Member Dec 25, 2010 561 111 76 Allegan, MI Jan 10, 2025 #1 If I wanted to create a biotope tank of a region of the world while using this orange-colored sand, which region should I pick?
If I wanted to create a biotope tank of a region of the world while using this orange-colored sand, which region should I pick?
TwoHedWlf Potamotrygon MFK Member Mar 2, 2017 1,902 2,547 164 46 New Zealand Jan 10, 2025 #2 Lots of regions in Australia are known for red sand. But I think a "Desert" biotope for aquariums might be a bit conflicting.
Lots of regions in Australia are known for red sand. But I think a "Desert" biotope for aquariums might be a bit conflicting.
spitz006 Piranha MFK Member Dec 25, 2010 561 111 76 Allegan, MI Jan 10, 2025 #3 TwoHedWlf said: Lots of regions in Australia are known for red sand. But I think a "Desert" biotope for aquariums might be a bit conflicting. Click to expand... Yeah I think my best bet would be inland Australia but it's a 220 gallon tank and desert gobies aren't going to take up much room. Haha.
TwoHedWlf said: Lots of regions in Australia are known for red sand. But I think a "Desert" biotope for aquariums might be a bit conflicting. Click to expand... Yeah I think my best bet would be inland Australia but it's a 220 gallon tank and desert gobies aren't going to take up much room. Haha.
T troublesum Aimara MFK Member Dec 28, 2007 848 782 130 56 Astoria, NY Jan 11, 2025 #4 I know Bermuda has Pink Sand
C Chet E. Candiru MFK Member Nov 12, 2021 80 188 41 55 Minnesota Jan 11, 2025 #5 Sand I collect from the St. Croix River is a little browner, but produces a similar appearance. The river is also brown with tannins. . Your aquarium looks beautiful. I'm curious about the container at the left end of the picture.
Sand I collect from the St. Croix River is a little browner, but produces a similar appearance. The river is also brown with tannins. . Your aquarium looks beautiful. I'm curious about the container at the left end of the picture.