M mudvayne AC Members Feb 28, 2004 110 0 0 New Hampshire Aug 22, 2006 #1 I am moving my jacks to a 55G and i was wondering how many pounds of gravel i should have in it? Thank You Mudvayne
I am moving my jacks to a 55G and i was wondering how many pounds of gravel i should have in it? Thank You Mudvayne
Sully AC Members Jan 24, 2003 347 0 0 Visit site Aug 22, 2006 #3 substrate in a tank is an option. Some people use as much as 2 pounds per gallon. I just add the amount that "looks" right for the fish and the tank.
substrate in a tank is an option. Some people use as much as 2 pounds per gallon. I just add the amount that "looks" right for the fish and the tank.
mostlycichlids Cichlid Specialist Apr 27, 2006 2,664 3 38 New Mexico USA www.freshwatermadness.com Real Name Paul Aug 22, 2006 #4 The general rule is 1lb. per gallon. so about 55-75 lbs.
fish_freak Retired Mod Feb 15, 2002 1,677 1 36 45 Great Barrington, MA Aug 22, 2006 #5 In my cichlid tanks I just put down about a half inch or so. I have read that Jack's prefer sand esspecily if you plan to breed them.
In my cichlid tanks I just put down about a half inch or so. I have read that Jack's prefer sand esspecily if you plan to breed them.
iangangoo BIG FISH Jan 18, 2006 122 0 0 51 Canada Aug 23, 2006 #6 i have used about an inch and half also for my chiclid tank, just enough to support all the rocks and deco's you might have in there. Sand works better than gravel in my experiences.
i have used about an inch and half also for my chiclid tank, just enough to support all the rocks and deco's you might have in there. Sand works better than gravel in my experiences.