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On Feb 13, 6:36*pm, wrote:
no no no no ... dont use plaster of paris. *dolomitic limestone is usually available at garden stores. *it is an off white with bits of darker stuff in it. *make sure it has no other additives. * Ingrid On Wed, 13 Feb 2008 02:42:44 GMT, "Richard Brandstetter" wrote: Thank you fore the reply . I think I will *used a plaster of Paris chunk *- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - I personally prefer somehting other than plasterof paris as well, and use limestone (crushed) or aragonite sand (usually used in SW setups) but never had problems with plaster of paris when I used it as long as weekly water changes were made and the tank was not overloaded with fish...........go for the crushed limestone |
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