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Christopher
13-04-2003, 09:56 AM
I have a big lava rock in my tank in the center and it has nice golfball
sized holes in the top. I want to put one of my anubias barteri/nana
(whichever is the small one) in the hole but each time I get it in there it
gets knocked out by fish within a day. What would you suggest is the best
way to secure it?
Sherry Michael Weller
14-04-2003, 03:32 PM
Tie it on with string and snip it off when it has attached itself.
Christopher wrote:
>
> I have a big lava rock in my tank in the center and it has nice golfball
> sized holes in the top. I want to put one of my anubias barteri/nana
> (whichever is the small one) in the hole but each time I get it in there it
> gets knocked out by fish within a day. What would you suggest is the best
> way to secure it?
Aquatic-store.com
16-04-2003, 06:20 PM
Tie it down or throw some rockwool in there to secure it
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On Sun, 13 Apr 2003 07:35:56 GMT, "Christopher" > wrote:
>I have a big lava rock in my tank in the center and it has nice golfball
>sized holes in the top. I want to put one of my anubias barteri/nana
>(whichever is the small one) in the hole but each time I get it in there it
>gets knocked out by fish within a day. What would you suggest is the best
>way to secure it?
>
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