A ArmitageShanks Tell Em' Fred. May 22, 2006 23 0 0 www.kennedynine.com May 25, 2006 #1 How deep should the gravel in a 29 gallon freshwater tank be? I've got about 2 inches in mine. Can there be too much?
How deep should the gravel in a 29 gallon freshwater tank be? I've got about 2 inches in mine. Can there be too much?
reptileguy2727 Not enough tanks, space, or time Jan 15, 2006 1,799 0 0 Northern Virginia May 25, 2006 #2 too much can cause anaerobic areas, as well as make it much harder to keep clean. 2" should be fine. what type of fish do you have?
too much can cause anaerobic areas, as well as make it much harder to keep clean. 2" should be fine. what type of fish do you have?
R RTR AC Members Oct 5, 1998 5,806 0 0 Braddock Heights, MD May 25, 2006 #3 In unplanted tanks, I use about an inch. That is easiest for me to take care of by routine full-depth vacuuming. In planted tanks I use 3" or more, depending on the height of the tank.
In unplanted tanks, I use about an inch. That is easiest for me to take care of by routine full-depth vacuuming. In planted tanks I use 3" or more, depending on the height of the tank.
Roan Art AC Members Oct 7, 2005 5,387 0 0 65 Northern VA bowheads.org May 25, 2006 #4 Me three. About 1" for unplanted. My planteds run from about 3" at the front to 5+" at the back, depending on the height of the tank and what I have planted. Roan
Me three. About 1" for unplanted. My planteds run from about 3" at the front to 5+" at the back, depending on the height of the tank and what I have planted. Roan
Chuck_T AC Members May 19, 2006 271 0 0 May 25, 2006 #5 yea mines a 20 gal i have probly 1 1/2-2'' and my plecos pull a plant up a night usually
H hle_81 AC Members Dec 9, 2002 205 0 0 florida Visit site May 27, 2006 #6 i have about a 2" gravel bed in my 55 gallon tank.