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Carrie · 12-09-2003

I don't have any tanks now but I used to have about 20 - all freshwater. Tried brackish, the pufferfish were cute little buggers with cool personalities but the water was a bitch to maintain.

I prefer gravel over sand. The sand looks prettier but clogs the filter and shows dirt *really* quickly. Although you could get some sand dwellers to clean up for you, crabs come to mind.

I've always fallen back on gravel over a bottom grate filter with plecostomus, catfish and crabs to do most of the daily maintenance for me. And african cichlids, of course - fish with real brains and personalities.

PK has posted some great pics of her saltwater tanks over on GFY, she's got a lionfish that is simply gorgeous.

12-09-2003	#2
Carrie Eternal Newbie Respin bullshit press Your Comments Are Welcomed Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Inside your monitor Posts: 2,850	I don't have any tanks now but I used to have about 20 - all freshwater. Tried brackish, the pufferfish were cute little buggers with cool personalities but the water was a bitch to maintain. I prefer gravel over sand. The sand looks prettier but clogs the filter and shows dirt really quickly. Although you could get some sand dwellers to clean up for you, crabs come to mind. I've always fallen back on gravel over a bottom grate filter with plecostomus, catfish and crabs to do most of the daily maintenance for me. And african cichlids, of course - fish with real brains and personalities. PK has posted some great pics of her saltwater tanks over on GFY, she's got a lionfish that is simply gorgeous. __________________ Need a kick-ass design done quickly? I recommend Sex Creator - they absolutely ROCK.