can i use large gravel in a biorb?
21 February 2010
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can i take out the cermaic substate that came with the tank and replace it with large smooth gravel so that its not too sharp? i want to get an dwarf algae eater or some frogs?
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Large gravel isn’t good for small catfish. they prefer soft substrate such as sand, or peat moss.
probably best for the frogs to be on their own in a tank, otherwise they have to compete for food.
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