Re: UNDER GRAVEL FILTERS

["Clint Norwood" <norwood at alaweb_com>]

Each filtration system has it's own advantages. I would use UG for
non-anuals as the flow seems to help the eggs. They are great for setting up
a pair or group for a few weeks, pulling the breeders and waiting for the
tank to fill up with fry. A corner filter would be better for bare bottom
tanks in which the need for a lot of cleanliness is more important, or when
using separate containers of peat for spawning. Good plants would be
duckweed, java moss, java fern, najas, anubias and possibly water sprite.
Clint Norwood

----- Original Message -----
From: "Robert P Vance" <rpvance at rainyriver_lakeheadu.ca>
To: <killietalk at aka_org>
Sent: Wednesday, February 27, 2002 2:09 PM
Subject: UNDER GRAVEL FILTERS


Should one use under gravel filters or corner bubbled filter's.
I want to start 8 new tanks as good as I can for breeding killies & growing
low light plants. I need plants & advice despertly! If you have any excess
plants for 8 naked tanks,80 gal. total, plesae drop  me a line with price
and quantity avalable. rpvance at raineyriver_lakeheadu.ca        Thanks Grumpy


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