doresy Sometimes Right, Sometimes Wrong but ALWAYS certai Joined Dec 1, 2006 Messages 3,845 Reaction score 0 Location GB Feb 23, 2008 #1 Obviously well washed before use.....is it any good. Will plants grow in it ok?
H h_ceri Fish Fanatic Joined May 8, 2007 Messages 72 Reaction score 0 Feb 23, 2008 #2 I'm not sure about the plant growth, but I recently bought it for my 4 footer and I love it! Very cheap and a very good, clean substrate.
I'm not sure about the plant growth, but I recently bought it for my 4 footer and I love it! Very cheap and a very good, clean substrate.
OP OP doresy Sometimes Right, Sometimes Wrong but ALWAYS certai Joined Dec 1, 2006 Messages 3,845 Reaction score 0 Location GB Feb 23, 2008 #3 h_ceri said: I'm not sure about the plant growth, but I recently bought it for my 4 footer and I love it! Very cheap and a very good, clean substrate. Click to expand... Sounds good to me....cheers
h_ceri said: I'm not sure about the plant growth, but I recently bought it for my 4 footer and I love it! Very cheap and a very good, clean substrate. Click to expand... Sounds good to me....cheers
raptorrex Inactive Joined Aug 1, 2006 Messages 6,480 Reaction score 2 Location U.K. Feb 23, 2008 #4 yes and it is ok for plant too, by all accounts.
OP OP doresy Sometimes Right, Sometimes Wrong but ALWAYS certai Joined Dec 1, 2006 Messages 3,845 Reaction score 0 Location GB Feb 23, 2008 #5 boboboy said: yes and it is ok for plant too, by all accounts. Click to expand... Thanks
Scotty001 Fish Crazy Joined Jul 25, 2007 Messages 367 Reaction score 0 Location England Feb 23, 2008 #6 ive got this sand in 3 of my tanks, all have plants and all plants still alive, (been there for min of 3 months)
ive got this sand in 3 of my tanks, all have plants and all plants still alive, (been there for min of 3 months)
raptorrex Inactive Joined Aug 1, 2006 Messages 6,480 Reaction score 2 Location U.K. Feb 23, 2008 #7 it appears that compaction can cause a build up of gasses in "playsand", however this seems to cause no problems. there was a thread some months ago when this was discussed. planting your tank helps avoid this.
it appears that compaction can cause a build up of gasses in "playsand", however this seems to cause no problems. there was a thread some months ago when this was discussed. planting your tank helps avoid this.
penguin22 Fish Fanatic Joined Dec 16, 2006 Messages 143 Reaction score 0 Location Walsall,West Midlands,UK Feb 23, 2008 #8 Yes I have it in my big tank, it seems just as good as my river sand which cost 10 times more.
3ndl3r Fishaholic Joined Dec 15, 2007 Messages 579 Reaction score 0 Location Bingley W.Yorkshire Feb 23, 2008 #9 yes i use it in my planted tank and it is fine.
backtotropical Retired Mod Retired Moderator ⚒️ Joined Jul 9, 2007 Messages 4,481 Reaction score 4 Feb 23, 2008 #10 http/www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/part...3EPLAY+SAND.htm
chr15_8 Fish Herder Joined Sep 10, 2006 Messages 1,445 Reaction score 0 Location Middlesex Feb 23, 2008 #11 i have it in my tank (there some pics in my sig on page 2) its been in mine for a while now and havent had any problems. with plants it will be best adding a better substrate underneath the sand like tropica/ada to help the plants chris
i have it in my tank (there some pics in my sig on page 2) its been in mine for a while now and havent had any problems. with plants it will be best adding a better substrate underneath the sand like tropica/ada to help the plants chris