bunch plants act like trash collectors
Does anyone agree that bunch plants can act as a natural mechanical
filter. I have 3 bunches of a typical bunch plant in my 75G and they collect a lot of "crap". Whenever the Clown Loaches or Brochis go tearing through them, lots of crap is released in the water. This causes my water to have a lot of "crap" in it that does not all get filtered out quickly. Thoughts? |
bunch plants act like trash collectors
agreed, my 27G has a patch of Val. that is about 2" thick along the left
glass and it collects all sorts of mulm, which is a pain to vac out, every time I do, it turns out to be a 50% water change, which reminds me might as well do one. It gets so messy in there the panda cories and clowns won't enter, but I've got 2 japonica shrimp and 2 asian crabs that have taken up residence in the mulm eating to their little hearts content. "SlimFlem" wrote in message om... Does anyone agree that bunch plants can act as a natural mechanical filter. I have 3 bunches of a typical bunch plant in my 75G and they collect a lot of "crap". Whenever the Clown Loaches or Brochis go tearing through them, lots of crap is released in the water. This causes my water to have a lot of "crap" in it that does not all get filtered out quickly. Thoughts? |
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