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Thread: Cleaning the gravel
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06-30-2007, 01:05 AM #1
Cleaning the gravel
I have a quick question about cleaning food (extra that falls to the bottom) from the tank. (I did search but didn't see anything)
What should I use to clean the extra food that falls into the gravel out of my tank?
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06-30-2007, 01:09 AM #2
A shiphon hose works really well and almost everyone uses that. You could find one for a couple $ at any petstore.
55g: 1 Severum, 1 Raphael Catfish, 1 Syno Catfish
5g: adopted goldfish..
2.5g: crowntail betta
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06-30-2007, 01:10 AM #3
Also called a gravel vacuum, easily purchased at a Walmart. Necessary equipment for aquarists.
8 tanks running now:
1x 220 gallon, 2x55 gallon, 1x40 gallon long, 1x29 gallon, 1x20 gallon long, 1x5.5 gallon, 1x2 gallon
Gouramis, barbs, rasboras, plecos, corys, tetras, fancy guppies, swordtails, ottos, rainbow shark, upside-down catfish, snails, and Max and Sparkles the bettas.
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06-30-2007, 01:12 AM #4
that the word! lol i couldn't think of what it was called
55g: 1 Severum, 1 Raphael Catfish, 1 Syno Catfish
5g: adopted goldfish..
2.5g: crowntail betta
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06-30-2007, 01:27 AM #5
They are about the best value usefulness:cost in all of fishkeeping
Go ahead - try to count my Bumblebee Gobies!
72 Gallon Bowfront
Angel, Sharks, Tetras, Fire Eel
30 Gallon
African Butterfly, Violet Goby, Tetras, Danios
30 Gallon
Clown Loaches, Neons, BumbleBee Gobies, Tetras
10 Gallon
Baby Platies
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06-30-2007, 02:15 AM #6
Bottom feeders such as cories and loaches work very as well, but I'd still vacum the gravel everyonce in awhile.
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