How To Reduce Cloudy Water From Sand

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Yes, they are great on sand.

Males are slightly smaller and more slender when viewed from above. Females are a little bigger and more rounded when viewed from above.
 
That's a mighty small footprint for that volume of water.
 
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Heres a pic of my cory digging in the sand. i may thank myself from saving it from that gravel substrate in pets@home



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How do i change the size of the pic?
 
The tank looks nice all though if those rocks aren't glued in place I would be terrified of them tumbling down on fish or hitting the glass.

The forum only allows certian sized pictures, but I am thinking you mean a picture that is this big on the screen
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Use the image code not the image thumb code to get the larger picture
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I was thinking of making the image smaller not enlaging it
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but ill try and put more picks on as im a beginner


The rocks arnt glued on they are like that
 
Hes a picture of my 6 month old male guppy, his father died 2 months he was born and hes mother died resently
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but can you notice that he has a red edging


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It seems to be working.
 
Sorry for bumping this topic up again but ive seen a lot of people talking about changing from gravel to sand so i would say to try the bottle method out :good: Heres a pic on how much dirt was taken out from the sand

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