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"ManWorld42" wrote in message
... I was looking at some at my local Home Depot. The rocks seem very porous and probably can support quite a good bio filter. Anyone with experience with these rocks instead of gravel? If used as a substitute for gravel, then I wouldn't have any bottom feeders, as the stones are usually quite sharp edged & abrasive. There are very good at harbouring micro-organisms (especially for feeding newborn fry), however they are equally good are harbouring less desirable things, like rotting detritus and algaes, so ymmv. As stonework, I usually don't recommend them as it's too easy for fish to damage their sides on them (especially when they get caught between a lava rock and the glass). jmo -- www.NetMax.tk |
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