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I also have an underwater gravel filter would this be ok with it too?
Thanks Mat "Geezer From The Freezer" wrote in message ... Underwater wrote: I've finally got some aquatic plants established in my tank that are growing and able to survive the goldfish. My goldfish are still under 3 to 4 inches but they love to rip up tender plants. I have pea gravel in the tank. The fish are getting bigger now and I've read a lot of warnings here about the fish swallowing gravel. My question is, what if anything should I put in the bottom of the tank that will work for the fish and the plants in the aquarium? Could I dump a load of marbles on top of the gravel? Thanks. Underwater, I've had the same dilemma as you. I'm considering one of the following: Sand substrate No Substrate Pebble Substrate Still yet to make my mind up. |
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