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Geoff offended me by telling me my Bristle nose was lazy because he will not clean a darn thing! He hangs in his hole and rarley comes out in day time. My algea grows and grows only one working on it is the trophs! I never feed the bristle nose at night I figure he grabs a bite at feeding time in am or pm when I might toss in some spirlina disks? I have had this fish almost two years his head is covered in bristles nice and long! Lazy he is! Hey Geoff want to trade bristle nose's and see if you can train mine?
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We have quite a few of those Leslies pool places around me I took a look on there site and they have a Zeo pool filter sand says its light green etc..... and cost $24 bag I am guessing they have just regular pool filter sand also? I got pool filter sand local pool place and it was just like sand box play sand dirty brown nothing special. Why is leslies so white like your tanks shows? Thanks CD
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thank god you finally coming out your shell and starting to make threads on here Chris!
You know where I stand on the issue.
There are a lot of right answers to this one.
But don't forget the golden rule: HAPPY FISH BREED!I ate my fish that died.
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i agree with both of these statements. do what you want to your tanks, but i would never go bare bottom. in the wild you'll never see a biotope without substrate.Originally posted by FrontosaurusRex View PostMan, do whatever you want in your tank, hopefully everything will be cool and your fish will start makin babies. I kind of feel like the fish in the tank are only half of the equation and aquascaping the other half.
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I called leslies today and asked about there pfs silica base it's 11$ for 50lbs but ur picture looks white is it or just pic? I want lighter color but leslies claims there sand is light tan? ThanksOriginally posted by TaTeR ToT View Postheres a pic of the leslies pfs in my 75g troph tank.
its a larger grain size, lighter in color, and doesnt stay stirred in the water colum

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