Lonewolfblue
Aquarium Advice Addict
Another thing with pool filter sand, because its courser, it doesn't compact. Makes it easy to set up your displays, etc. Don't have to fight with pushing things into the pfs because it's too hard. It's actually quite soft, easy to landscape, push around, and most of all, easier to clean. Just wave the gravel vac over the top of the pfs to kick up the debris and suck it up.
As for cories, they do just fine. Any food that falls to the bottom just sits on top, doesn't go down into the sand, so the cats just go around cleaning the top of your pfs. And as for snails, haven't had any problems with the pfs being too sharp. In fact, the pfs I have isn't all that sharp.
My overall view of PFS?
I love it. (And so do my eels and dojo loach) Highly recommended. And much cheaper than aquarium gravel.
As for cories, they do just fine. Any food that falls to the bottom just sits on top, doesn't go down into the sand, so the cats just go around cleaning the top of your pfs. And as for snails, haven't had any problems with the pfs being too sharp. In fact, the pfs I have isn't all that sharp.
My overall view of PFS?
I love it. (And so do my eels and dojo loach) Highly recommended. And much cheaper than aquarium gravel.