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Substrate for BN Pleco and plants

  • 17-04-2020 10:34pm
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    kylith
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    Currently have an 80l tank with 5 tetras and a BN pleco. Substrate is black sand. Have some driftwood in there, but the whole thing is very meh.

    Would love to get some plants in to give a bit of interest but pleco uproots everything. Any suggestions? I used to love my tank but let it wind down cos we were moving, and just haven’t done anything since.


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    Duke of Url
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    kylith wrote: »
    Currently have an 80l tank with 5 tetras and a BN pleco. Substrate is black sand. Have some driftwood in there, but the whole thing is very meh.

    Would love to get some plants in to give a bit of interest but pleco uproots everything. Any suggestions? I used to love my tank but let it wind down cos we were moving, and just haven’t done anything since.

    Fluval Plant and Shrimp Stratum

    Tropica Plant Growth Aquarium Health Soil Substrate

    ADA Amazonia

    I would go with Fluval Plant and Shrimp Stratum myself.

    Let me know if you are interested in a CO2 system or a Fluval 3.0 Plant light


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