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jasonpisani
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If it's possible, don't let the heater touch anything.



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You can attach Anubias & Moss with Driftwood & Rocks without any problems. They also are Low Light Plants & with them you can use Sand.


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Ok, here are the photos.
http://img497.imageshack.us/img497/1717/home8cl.jpg
http://img343.imageshack.us/img343/8292/dirty6sz.jpg
http://img331.imageshack.us/img331/9112/cleanandempty2pb.jpg

I think I'm gonna put plants attached to rock or dritftwood in the centre of the tank as a kind of island, maybe anubias. Also I want some moss aswell.

Unfortunately I do not have a fish type light to use and so it will have to do with sunlight and at night a desk style light.
However I know plants do not mind this as I am using this for another tank and the plants are doing just fine.

I'm going to put sand and water and accessories in the tank now. I will post more pictures when I'm finished.

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Sand would be fine, but if you are going to have rooted plants, a gravel substrate would be much better.


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Hi milkyboy,

Great, I love a new log

Sand is suitable, BUT it depends on the plants

What light are you planning to use?

Let's see some pictures when you have more time.

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