Tanks With White Gravel

[james_fish]

I have a mixture of both black and white, and it looks pretty cool

WARNING: Dalmation Mollies will be lost.

 

[Hunterprey]

Here I just rescaped my tank to give my fish more swimming space. Its not white gravel though, white sand. Hope it helps

 

[c-dub]

Well the one i got is a medium substrate so they're like Arctic white stones... eg.

http/www.purewaterpebbles.com/frosted.html

I'm not mad on them but it's what the tank came with and I can't really be bothered digging them all up now I'm half way through a cycle.

 

[5teady_2012]

Copy and pasting images from google is not a good idea, the image above is copyrighted.

The image above is not copyrighted, if the image was it would not show up when hyperlinked or offsite linked...

Its right clickable too, any image that does not state on the image, or is not protected by simple guidelines is not classed as copyrighted and can be commercially used providing it is not sold or money made from it in any sort of way or claimed to be owned by any other than the site owner.

The link (image) is actually a photo off a photobucket account with its privacy set to public, which states that use of the the photo may be used without permissions.

 

[Truck]

It doesn't have to say copyright on the picture, a picture that you take is automatically copyrighted to you, unless you say otherwise.
According to the website from which the image is sourced:

http/www.misterlam.../Aquariums.html


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The above is a quote from the Law on copyright.

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[c-dub]

Why do my threads never seem to stay on topic

 

[Truck]

Sorry, Will try and find a picture of my tank when I used white gravel.

 

[c-dub]

lol thanks!

 

[5teady_2012]

It doesn't have to say copyright on the picture, a picture that you take is automatically copyrighted to you, unless you say otherwise.
According to the website from which the image is sourced:

http/www.misterlam.../Aquariums.html


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Restricted actsIt is an offence to perform any of the following acts without the consent of the owner:

Copy the work.

Rent, lend or issue copies of the work to the public.

Perform, broadcast or show the work in public.

Adapt the work.

The above is a quote from the Law on copyright.

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lol what a crock of crap...... thats going by restricted acts (meaning the content is restricted)

The file is situated on photobucket on public acsess lol, (read the law on PUBLIC files.)

ok check this out..... Any image on google that allows access through hyperlinks to show the image content is considered approved to be shared.

Automatic hyperlinks that will NOT show contect are considered not to be shared by the owner of the original content.

Anyways back to topic, when you finish your tank mate be sure to update us with some pics, will be interesting to see what u end up doing with it

 

[c-dub]

I really didn't want white gravel but I'm kinda stuck with it now so I'll try make the most of it.

 

[c-dub]

Here I just rescaped my tank to give my fish more swimming space. Its not white gravel though, white sand. Hope it helps

I just noticed the little hut on the right hand side, cool!

 

[ellena]

You're not stuck with it, just 'cos you've started a cycle. It's not involved in the cycle, so removing it will make no difference. Take it out and do the cycle in a barebottomed tank, and decide which substrate you'll use once it's done

 

[c-dub]

I don't know how I would go pouring black sand into water though

 

[-Craig-]

I'l look for a picture of my white gravel tank, i don't have the white gravel anymore, i now have sand.

 

[c-dub]

I went to charcoal... lol thanks anyway guys.