CaribSea Eco-Complete Substrate

Discussion in 'The Planted Tank' started by Matt Rogers, Oct 4, 2003.

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  1. Matt Rogers

    Matt Rogers Kingfish

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    CaribSea has been cranking out great substrate for saltwater for a while now. Lately I've noticed they are starting to do the same with freshwater too! COOL! 8)

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  3. karlas

    karlas Fire Goby

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    wow that looks cool makes me wanna run out and start a fresh water tank to try it out. planted tanks can be so cool
     
  4. sharkbait42

    sharkbait42 Plankton

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    is that the only sand you can use in freshwater other then the black sand? I've gone to several LFS and found only the black sand and I don't like the way it looks. Any help especially from Chicago area people would be greatly appreciated!!!!
     
  5. Matt Rogers

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    Nah you can use other stuff.. is the black stuff 'fluorite?'

    Anyway, I used a combo of two things at my lfs, 'freshwater sand' and 'reptile sand.' Works well for me - here's a pic:

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  6. sharkbait42

    sharkbait42 Plankton

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    normally I would know what the black sand's name is but i'm at a total loss for it! Too many other unimportant things going on in my head today I guess! LOL
     
  7. Matt Rogers

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