Rock or Drift Wood

[shrimpster97]

im redoing my 10 gallon and i need to know what would be better. i have 2 rams in there and 2 danios.

 

[NinjaSmurf]

I voted other, because I think you should use both.

 

[SirMinion]

Both for me too. I voted 'other'

 

[shrimpster97]

cool, i never thought of that. that creative

 

[enchanted]

Same here, both.

 

[MissClaire]

You could do a me and have your driftwood creation on the left and your rock hidey hole on the right

 

[CFC]

Depends how biotopically correct you want to be, in their native range rams would have no contact with rocks and the only features in the water would be the roots and trunks of trees plus fallen leaves on the bottom.

If your not bothered just go for both

 

[daza]

I also voted 'other' as I think both.

 

[SirMinion]

Actually, although I voted 'other' for both, it occurs to me that we don't have a single rock in any of our tanks.

Just wood, plants & fake tree-roots, with flower-pots for caves in the puffer tanks.

EDIT - Ah yes we do! we have a blood great lump of dressed granite in the tank we keep cycled (with snails) but otherwise empty for fishie emergencies.

 

[lady_tanksalot]

always use both too, gives everyone a bit of variety

 

[shrimpster97]

 

[Aquascaper]

I'm a both

 

[CathyG]

Another vote for both

 

[canarsie11]

Both. A good mixture makes for great tanks!

 

[Fiddlesticks]

Im a both too I always put a little of both in my tanks. But different strokes for different folks. So use whatever you think looks best. After all its your tank.