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Gillie said:
That's a piece that ended drifting and got caught on my driftwood,

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Can I see a pic of what your tank looks like?


Rockyofhockey _/.\_
 
rockyofhockey said:
Can I use Floromax by its self as a substrate


Rockyofhockey _/.\_
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Yes you can. i have a 35 gallon Hex with Floramax. I also have a 55 gallon with Eco Complete. I like Eco Complete better, but the Floramax has been setup for about a year with no issues. The only gripe that I had with Floramax was the initial setup...it is very dusty and takes a couple of weeks to clear up. But once it cleared there were no issues.

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dcutl002 said:
Yes you can. i have a 35 gallon Hex with Floramax. I also have a 55 gallon with Eco Complete. I like Eco Complete better, but the Floramax has been setup for about a year with no issues. The only gripe that I had with Floramax was the initial setup...it is very dusty and takes a couple of weeks to clear up. But once it cleared there were no issues.



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Mine is cloudy right now but it does look really good


Rockyofhockey _/.\_
 
LOL! Looks better than my tank did! Mine was so dirty it was muddy looking! From the looks of it, i think you will be fine.
 
I'm talking about different stuff apparently, mine was jet black and very large, lightweight and chunky..

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Brookster123 said:
I'm talking about different stuff apparently, mine was jet black and very large, lightweight and chunky..

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Here's a close up brook


Rockyofhockey _/.\_
 
That's the clay based stuff huh?? No Real experience there.. I've used the seachem product that bears a striking resemblance and it grew plants..

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Brookster123 said:
That's the clay based stuff huh?? No Real experience there.. I've used the seachem product that bears a striking resemblance and it grew plants..

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Clay is usually added to help with iron and the growth of plants right???
So this stuff can't be that bad...


Rockyofhockey _/.\_
 
For your wants it should do far better than sand..

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Your plants look pretty healthy though!!!! And very nice tank!


Rockyofhockey _/.\_
 
I mean I will give the gravel a shot and see how it turns out!!!


Rockyofhockey _/.\_
 
I hope so too!!!my senegalus polypterus seems to like it soo far


Rockyofhockey _/.\_
 
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