Undergravels for breeding cories?
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Undergravels for breeding cories?
I am setting up a breeding bank currently and want to look at filter possibilities. I am a fan of the efficiency of undergravels but have not used them in small breeding tanks. The tanks are 18 x 12 x 12. I know alot of breeders use sponge or box filters but wondered if this was choice or neccesity. Any help would be great
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- eupterus
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I have settled for the interpet double sponge filters. This way I can clean one at a time and maintain bacteria balance. I am now trying to decide on sand or no substrate at all. I think sand but I am unsure as to egg collection problems. Any further help would be great
Eupterus.
C. hastatus - habrosus - pygmaeus - aeneus - duplicareus - axelrodi - panda - trilineatus - napoensis - delphax - melini - paleatus - barbatus - concolor - robinae -seussi - reynoldsi - septentrionalis - arcuatus - C57 "nordestini" - guapore - aeneus "black" - C131
C. hastatus - habrosus - pygmaeus - aeneus - duplicareus - axelrodi - panda - trilineatus - napoensis - delphax - melini - paleatus - barbatus - concolor - robinae -seussi - reynoldsi - septentrionalis - arcuatus - C57 "nordestini" - guapore - aeneus "black" - C131