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View Poll Results: What should I put on the bottom of the tank? | |||
Thin layer of aragonite |
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29 | 60.42% |
Bare bottom |
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6 | 12.50% |
"Not quite CC but bigger than sugar sand" |
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13 | 27.08% |
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![]() deacon,
I am also considering that. Some of the posts that I have read claim that a resin sand bed looks good at first but after the biofilm grows on it, it can't be cleaned like a BB or sifted like real sand.... ? Here is an update on my progress. As though one hole inside the cannister filter wasn't enough ![]() ![]() I went with the hydor because it was the shortest one that I could find and I like that fact that I can just bolt it to the underside of the cannister top out of the way. I have heard mixed reviews on this heater so I will be running it with an electronic controller to manage the temp. I made the holes just barely big enough to squeeze the wires through and then used a hole tube of silicone to seal it all up - cause dang, 7.5gals would not look good on the floor of my office... - Chad
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