U unknowncivicsi New Member Joined May 24, 2004 Messages 25 Reaction score 0 Location toronto Jan 11, 2005 #1 sup guys well my question is putting a egg shell as a subtrate for my plants is this good or bad ???
Mr Miagi Veins are flowing with SW, now going back to FW! Joined Mar 5, 2004 Messages 3,865 Reaction score 0 Location Adelaide, Australia! Jan 11, 2005 #2 By that i guess u mean crushed egg shell??? I havnt heard anybody else do it before but it might have a bad effect on your water quality.
By that i guess u mean crushed egg shell??? I havnt heard anybody else do it before but it might have a bad effect on your water quality.
E emo Fish Crazy Joined Nov 7, 2004 Messages 225 Reaction score 0 Location Glasgow | Currently: Cambridgeshire Jan 12, 2005 #3 I didn't really read this... but it seems to be close to what you are wanting to do http/archimedes.galilei.com/raiar/eggshell.html
I didn't really read this... but it seems to be close to what you are wanting to do http/archimedes.galilei.com/raiar/eggshell.html
J jacblades im not the jedi i should be Joined May 30, 2004 Messages 1,829 Reaction score 0 Location south carolina Jan 12, 2005 #4 i think the sharp edges could possibly hurt the fish if not ground to a fine powder...which then would probably make your tank cloudy...
i think the sharp edges could possibly hurt the fish if not ground to a fine powder...which then would probably make your tank cloudy...
S Silly me Fish Addict Joined Mar 16, 2004 Messages 864 Reaction score 0 Location Rustenburg South Africa Jan 13, 2005 #5 eggshell works well and I know someone that is useing it in his sump to reduse nitrates and increase the calcium in his Nano REEF tank.. putting some into you freshwater tank might cause hudge problems, both in hardness and PH..
eggshell works well and I know someone that is useing it in his sump to reduse nitrates and increase the calcium in his Nano REEF tank.. putting some into you freshwater tank might cause hudge problems, both in hardness and PH..
O opiesilver New Member Joined Oct 29, 2004 Messages 47 Reaction score 0 Jan 13, 2005 #6 Yep, it's also called the poor man's calcium reactor in the salt water world. I think it would probably work just fine for non-digging cichlids.
Yep, it's also called the poor man's calcium reactor in the salt water world. I think it would probably work just fine for non-digging cichlids.