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Old April 18th 11, 11:20 PM
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Aquarium gravel bed is the most commonly used material, no pollution of the water is clean before use. And the grain size of 3mm to 6mm stone a good choice for most uses. Sand is also a kind of popular substrates, and tend to be more firmly rooted plants at the aquarium. If more than two centimeters deep a layer of anaerobic decay of organic matter will occur in the pocket with no presence of oxygen to produce gas, may cause fish kills.
 




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