Dirt Sandy Tank = Big Mess?
I have two dirt tanks, one with gravel (great) and one with sand) not so great). The sandy tank was capped about the same amount of the dirt, maybe a tad less but nothing too great in difference. The sandy tank, being messed around from air bubbles, happy corydoras, and plants, has a lot of dirt just sitting on top and collecting, looking pretty horrible. Plus the plants aren't even growing as fast as they are in the gravel tank.
What should I do? Just make that a sandy tank? Try again? The cories love the sand so I wouldn't want to get gravel.
Thanks!
Sara
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Permalink Reply by Keith the Aquatard on
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Cories would be ok with gravel, just make sure to get gravel that is more rounded, no sharp edges. Cories will injure their whiskers on sharp edges gravel while foraging for food.
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