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| subject: | Pleco uproots plants |
RH> just found you and have a major problem I hope you may be able RH> to help me with. I have a 48" x 18" x 15 " Juwel with white RH> silica sand as a base for planting into. Unfortunately I also RH> have a 10" Pleco which seems to revel in disturbing the sand RH> and consequently uprooting the plants in his attempts to RH> get under everything. I wonder if putting a layer of silica RH> sand and then a porous plastic mesh before the final layer of RH> silica would help solve this problem. I could then plant into RH> the top layer and the roots would hopefully work through the RH> mesh into the bottom layer. Any thoughts on this or alternative RH> suggestions - I don't really want to lose Pleco as he is such a RH> character but.......... just make a section of rocks for the pleco to get under... they love to get underneath things and especially to sucker attach upside down... i almost always create a "cave" for my plecos to get under... generally two rocks standing on end and another flat one across the top of them... ================ | | | | | | they'll love you for ever... just make sure you give them room to grow, also... my last pleco was 18 inches long when i traded him in at the local pet store... they can get much larger than that, too... )\/(ark* Origin: (1:3634/12) SEEN-BY: 633/267 270 @PATH: 3634/12 106/2000 633/267 |
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