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December 15th 03, 11:07 PM
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Substrate changes to an active tank ?
"KEITH JENNINGS" wrote in message news:g0nDb.211 If you do switch to sand though, you should get trumpet snails, banjo catfish, or some other animal that burrows to keep the sand from getting anaerobic and polluting the water. Hi, I use sand in my tank, so I got curious about how this could pose a potential risk for the enviorment in my tank. I found this comment: http://fins.actwin.com/aquatic-plant.../msg00223.html Should I by trumpet snails? I hope they burrow fast and stay down there though, as my clown oaches _love_ and are used to being fed. live snails.... 
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