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RE: Found the oak leaves, What now?

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Posted by: ingo at Sun Oct 8 04:10:35 2006  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by ingo ]  
   

Any kind of leaves will do. The only thing important is that they are not fresh and green.
Just use the oldleaves which cover the ground in a forest. You may also add a bit of rotten wood.
I do this in all may rainforest tanks. Its an attractive cover for egg laying for all forest species. In a rainforest climate, however, even oak leaves do quickly vanish due to the work of the soil flora and fauna, which develops in a naturalistically furnished rainforest tanks. Hence I add new leaves every three months or so.

Regards

Ingo

P.S.: The leave layer in my tanl normally is like 4 " thick


   

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