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Polybius

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1. I've got two aquariums, but never had stone bars

Reply to Not Heidi (Original post)

Sat Apr 13, 2024, 01:59 AM

Apr 2024

It should look cool though. Right now I have a 54 gallon tank and a natural, 10 gallon one. How big is your tank, and what fish do you have?

The natural one was an experiment tank. I did about an inch layer of dirt followed by about two inches of sand on top of it. Then I put in several plants, and then added the fish like 5 days later. They are thriving now; in fact, it's growing out of control. I used the method by Father Fish. He's a bit of a quack and totally unconventional, but he's right a lot.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_yczBK9HleS-HOFFHtM5Wg

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Any aquarium aficionados out there? [View all] Not Heidi Apr 2024 OP

I've got two aquariums, but never had stone bars Polybius Apr 2024 #1

Hi, Polybius Not Heidi Apr 2024 #3

as long as it's a fresh water tank, you should be fine. Conjuay Apr 2024 #2

It's fresh water. Not Heidi Apr 2024 #4

Your fish should like it fine jmowreader Apr 2024 #5

My aquarium is only 15 gallons Not Heidi Apr 2024 #6