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Offline CradinalsAndTetras

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Advice on new setup
« on: December 26, 2021, 10:24:03 pm »
Hi all *2116*

Been away for a long time due to other commitments, looking to revamp my tank, and need some input  *cheers*

L*B*W is 70*50*50cm and I am looking to fill and plant over the next few weeks, I plan to plant a few tall plants at the back and build a carpet if possible along the front, I need some input on which substrates to use, ideally, I want to cap it off with light colour sand so...

Would these two work well together?
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At the moment it's only preliminary planning so suggestions and alternatives are always welcome, will re-start a tank log when I'm ready
Cheers and Happy New Year

C&T
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    Re: Advice on new setup
    « Reply #1 on: April 03, 2022, 10:27:22 pm »
    If your serious about plants then the best option is aquarium soil, you can scape it with rocks to make a great looking tank.
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