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Despite the many benefits of gravel, sand work very well in certain setups. If you have species that like to burrow or sift through the substrate, aquarium gravel
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2022-1-10 · Gravel is usually large and heavy enough so that fish, air pumps, water pumps, and filters won’t be able to stir it up. Simply put, it’s too heavy to float around like sand does, and therefore does not result in such a mess or clogged aquarium components, or cloudy water for that matter. The gravel itself is usually quite easy to clean.
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2022-2-8 · Disadvantages of using sand as a substrate for fish. Some species of freshwater fish have a habit of scooping up substrates in their mouth. If you have this fish in your aquarium, you will be better off using gravel as a substrate. This is because they can easily scoop up sand in their mouth and swallow it, an act that could cause them irritation.
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2021-11-15 · An aquarium with gravel is easier to maintain than an aquarium with sand. You can set the filter pickups quite low because the gravel is too heavy to be absorbed by the filter. When you do a water change, it is very easy to suck up the dirt without picking up the gravel as well.
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2012-5-21 · ryanr. May 13, 2012. #3. Plants will grow in both gravel and sand. The downsides of sand (IMO) are: - you have to regularly stir it to release nitrogenous gasses. - it's difficult to vacuum without sucking up the sand. - depending on
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2021-9-24 · Sand vs Gravel Sand is a better natural bedding material than gravel. It best imitates the characteristics of lakes or riverbeds which serve as fishes’ natural habitats. Freshwater aquarium sand makes it easier for fishes to burrow, create pits or sift food, as compared to how they do in gravel. Another benefit of sand is that it is not as ...
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2014-2-9 · Freshwater Aquarium Topics. General Freshwater Forum. Sand vs Gravel. Jump to Latest Follow 1 - 10 of 10 Posts. T. tashelby · Registered. Joined May 10, 2012 · 20 Posts . Discussion Starter · #1 · Feb 8, 2014. I'm currently going through Ich treatment in my 37 gal freshwater tank. ...
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2013-11-12 · Freshwater Aquarium Topics. General Freshwater Forum. Sand vs gravel. Jump to Latest Follow 1 - 6 of 6 Posts. K. Kevcakes32 · Registered. Joined Nov 2, 2013 · 30 Posts . Discussion Starter · #1 · Nov 11, 2013. So I've always used gravel as substrate in my aquariums and never really had a problem with it. ...
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2020-12-1 · 5/5 - (1 vote) Sure, you can choose a bare base storage tank, however, that will not be enjoyable, either for fish or plants, plus it simply does not look good either. Both most usual sorts of freshwater fish tank substratum are sand and also crushed rock. However which is far better and also []
Read More2012-5-21 · ryanr. May 13, 2012. #3. Plants will grow in both gravel and sand. The downsides of sand (IMO) are: - you have to regularly stir it to release nitrogenous gasses. - it's difficult to vacuum without sucking up the sand. - depending on
Read More2013-11-12 · Freshwater Aquarium Topics. General Freshwater Forum. Sand vs gravel. Jump to Latest Follow 1 - 6 of 6 Posts. K. Kevcakes32 · Registered. Joined Nov 2, 2013 · 30 Posts . Discussion Starter · #1 · Nov 11, 2013. So I've always used gravel as substrate in my aquariums and never really had a problem with it. ...
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Sand grains can damage the glass of the tank while cleaning if some grains stuck on your scrubber. The last disadvantage is the fact that it shows shrimp and fish waste far quicker than gravel. It gets dirtier faster and takes more work to make the tank look perfect all the time.
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So i got thinking last night after watching quite a few aquarium tank videos and wanted to discuss Gravel VS Sand and the pros and cons. I have a 24 litre and was deciding on whether sand or gravel as personally i feel sand looks so much better and with no expert opinion feel it would be better for the fish.
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2021-6-16 · Sand is a very beautiful substrate. There are many types of sand that can be used – everything from play sand to black Tahitian Moon sand. The lightly colored sand really sparkles in an aquarium and sand in general gives a very
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I am wanting to change from gravel to sand in freshwater, soon to be planted, aquarium. I have a 30 gallon high. I have white gravel in it right now. I think i have some pictures of my tank, before decor update, somewhere in the photos section. I am ...
Read More2020-11-1 · Gravel in My Fish Tank. Gravel substrate is one of the most necessary things to put in a freshwater aquarium. When the aquarium environment looks like the fishes’ natural habitat, they can quickly adapt. You might consider aquascaping your
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I avoid colored gravel for this reason as well as the fact that it provides no nutrients to plants. 2) Most Sand. Growing plants in sand is not impossible, but it can be tricky so, unless you want to experiment with something like Flourite Black
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2015-12-25 · The sand tends to sink down under the gravel (it's like a box of cereal, all the big flakes end up on top, & the tiny bits down at the bottom). I have a tank with a mixed substrate (1:2 gravel to sand) - I do like it for the plants.
Read More2012-5-21 · ryanr. May 13, 2012. #3. Plants will grow in both gravel and sand. The downsides of sand (IMO) are: - you have to regularly stir it to release nitrogenous gasses. - it's difficult to vacuum without sucking up the sand. - depending on
Read MoreSo i got thinking last night after watching quite a few aquarium tank videos and wanted to discuss Gravel VS Sand and the pros and cons. I have a 24 litre and was deciding on whether sand or gravel as personally i feel sand looks so much better and with no expert opinion feel it would be better for the fish.
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2007-9-23 · The kind of sand I have in a betta cup came from aquarium from Petsmart, and my manager who knows alot of about fish said the sand was indeed aquarium and and is okay. Do you think lego wall can withstand the and or it will seep through. A normal net couldn't hold the sand, only one of those brine shrimp nets can.
Read More2021-6-16 · Sand is a very beautiful substrate. There are many types of sand that can be used – everything from play sand to black Tahitian Moon sand. The lightly colored sand really sparkles in an aquarium and sand in general gives a very
Read More2020-11-1 · Gravel in My Fish Tank. Gravel substrate is one of the most necessary things to put in a freshwater aquarium. When the aquarium environment looks like the fishes’ natural habitat, they can quickly adapt. You might consider aquascaping your
Read MoreI am wanting to change from gravel to sand in freshwater, soon to be planted, aquarium. I have a 30 gallon high. I have white gravel in it right now. I think i have some pictures of my tank, before decor update, somewhere in the photos section. I am ...
Read MoreI avoid colored gravel for this reason as well as the fact that it provides no nutrients to plants. 2) Most Sand. Growing plants in sand is not impossible, but it can be tricky so, unless you want to experiment with something like Flourite Black
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2021-4-7 · Well, the sand used in an aquarium substrate is no different. Available in a range of grain sizes, from coarse to fine, and a wide range of colors, sand is also a popular substrate. Sand is considered the most natural substrate since most aquarium fish are from an environment that has sand, silt or mud – all of which sand accurately replicates.
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2014-7-2 · I posted the question the other day what was best for catfish and my filter gravel, sand, or glass marbles and obviously arrived at the conclusion that sand was really the only option with catfish.SO heres my next issue what type of sand I have hear that both sandbox sand and pool filter sand are safe sand box sand is around $3 for a 50 lb bag pool filter sand around $ 15 for
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2021-2-6 · Empty the aquarium before you add the sand and fill it with water. The first time you add the water, the water may become cloudy but don’t worry. It will soon settle down in a few days and you will have clear water in your aquarium. Conclusion. This post has been able to answer the question of how much sand do I need for a freshwater aquarium ...
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