Hi There
Am looking at redesigning my tank with 1 GSP, currently have black gravel.
Do GSP need to have a certain type of substrate or can the bottom of the tank be left clear...just glass, was wondering if anyone had done this? Or have pictures, have seen in LPS but i suppose these are just temporary holding tanks.
Thanks
gravel...sand....?????
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Re: gravel...sand....?????
I find it easiest to keep a steady pH of around 8, with aragonite sand or crushed coral.
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Re: gravel...sand....?????
The puffers like the aragonite sand and crushed coral because they can rest on it and it feels good on their bellies. My GSP even digs little trenches.
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