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April 13th 06, 12:14 AM
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Plant shelves
"Joan" wrote in message ... I have a 300 gallon stock tank that I'm keeping as a quarentine/hospital tank in case my pond fish need it. I'd like to put some plant shelves in. Is cedar or other regular wood okay, or might these contain substances that would be toxic to the fish? Thanks. Why not just use bricks or cinder blocks? Failing that, upside down terracotta pots make good plant stands. -S 
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