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And the Island is mostly Dolomite sandstone which used to be ocean floor, and coastline hundreds of millions of years ago. Hence the fossils, and inevitable incredibly hard water. It is literally off the chart hardness.
Ha! I live a five minute walk from the north shore of Manitoulin Island. I could fill an NFL stadium with free driftwood, if I wanted to. I like terracotta as well.
Oh, and MILLIONS of fossils, and glacial till.
I love your videos!!! I literally bought some terracotta pots 2 weeks ago and decorated them. I used aquarium silicone and covered in sand and small stones. The stone effect looks great. I Love Avery (hope that’s spelt correctly) she’s a daddies girl like i was ☺. Love your videos too.
Isn’t some wood toxic pls answer
Hi i was wondering if a electric blue acara can live with angels, rainbows, plecos, cories, and loaches in a 55 g