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Post by wolfsangel on Dec 13, 2008 18:58:57 GMT
ok i have a two nicely sized former betta tanks,--that will no longer hold bettas-- that i need to put to good use. here is a image img372.imageshack.us/my.php?image=dscn0903jn6.jpgif this would make a good tank for a small CP please let me know, i didnt want to build one in it and accidentally kill a good plant XD so any suggestions?
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taz6122
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Post by taz6122 on Dec 21, 2008 4:35:06 GMT
How big? The picture doesn't tell much without some to compare.
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Post by jj1109 on Dec 22, 2008 4:09:12 GMT
if it was holding betta's it's probably not terribly large. you would have to have a very small plant in there.
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Post by taz6122 on Dec 22, 2008 5:26:46 GMT
Just because there were Betta's in it doesn't mean it is small. Betta's live a much happier and healthier life in larger tanks. It is cruel to keep them in small containers like the pet store does.
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Post by brokken on Dec 22, 2008 21:05:53 GMT
Should be fine for drosera.
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Post by wolfsangel on Jan 4, 2009 6:35:10 GMT
to taz its about a nail larger than 5 inches all the way around(its a cube) it was a small tank and thats why im changing it.
on the second note drosera plants would be best i think too because they only get about 1/2 inches big XD
so any other plants? and what do u suggest on the substrate mix, i know they are from a rather sandy area so the soil has to drain well but is there any specifics anyone knows of?
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Post by brokken on Jan 4, 2009 8:07:17 GMT
Most drosera will do well with the typical half perlite, half sphagnum peat moss mix.
You could also do pinguicula - in which case you'll prolly want something a little more sandy and open.
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