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Changing gravel "on the fly"
What is wrong with just sucking as much gravel as you feel comfortable
using a big size hose? The only think that I'd be worried is releasing gases from the substrate into the water. So it makes sense to remove gravel during a water change. Putting the new gravel can be done with a big size funnel. That way it will not freely fall tru the body of water, but it will end up being released on the bottom. Make sure the tube of the funnel is big enough to not cause cluttering of the gravel. It requires small potions of gravel being poured tru the funnel, but that is exactly what you want anyway. If you want to use Fluorite you need to clean it very well. Fluorite is not that hard to rinse to a level where it produces just a slight hazing of the water. Browse to find out how to rinse it if you want to use it. -Nikolay |
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