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I plan on eventually trading in my plastic plants for real plants in my
existing aquarium. I want to primarily use Seachem's Flourite as the substrate with some regular gravel on top. My current substrate is a very thin layer of regular gravel. Any advice on how to make the switch in an existing 29g tank without making a mess of the water? Thanks, E.Otter |
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