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Graeme Robson
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A piece of Bamboo. Since the diameter on this one is only 2 inches wide, the smaller loaches love hiding in this and feeding from around it. :D

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Cool! 8)
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Post by clownloachfan »

Nice, lets see that nice cave in the aquarium. :D
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Will you remove the piece from the tank for pruning? My java moss grows so fast.
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Looks awesome!
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Cheers!
mvigor wrote:Will you remove the piece from the tank for pruning?
I shall tell you when that time approaches. :wink:
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Post by Mark in Vancouver »

Very clever, Graeme. I actually like the look of that a lot more than the sand-crusted one. Plus you don't have to smear it with sealant. I think you should keep a record of its "growth" and offer instructions in an article. This is one of the best loach cave ideas we've seen, IMO.
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I like 8)
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Not my creation chaps! These are now on sale over here. Pity i never thought of it, because these can be very easy to make. :wink:
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Post by Keith Wolcott »

Brilliant! Thanks for sharing the idea.
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No problem Keith. 8)
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Post by Dutch »

That's really creative, I like ideas like that. Very cool! 8)
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Post by sthomas048 »

Yes that is cool. They are on sale at

http://www.java-plants.com/advanced_sea ... oo&x=0&y=0

Some other good plant stuff there too.

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Post by Slough Shark »

Very cool, nice way to have a tunnel in a Biotope tank without using up alot of time siliconing sand to PVC pipe!
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Post by Slough Shark »

Just wondering if the stuff rots slowly? I have heard that having an air stone inside the cylinder will slow down the bamboo's breakdown and reduce the smell that it emits.
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