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>Hi everyone,
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>I'm still thinking about making my aquarium a PNG biotope. Not
>immediately, but in the long run. So first, the ground covering, then
>gradually replace all the plants with indigenous PNG plants and then
>finally only PNG fish.
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>At first, I wanted to do a river specific biotope (where the
>Tateurndina occelicauda lives), but that would limit the plant
>selection just a bit too much. But when looking at the entire PNG
>plantlife, there's plenty of choice. Anyway, those are worries for
>later. First, I have to start with the bottom... And I'm going to do
>that this saturday, since I'll be moving my aquarium to my new
>appartment and I'll have to clean it out completely anyway.
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>So here goes my question: what kind of ground covering is common in
>PNG rivers? I was thinking about a sand substrate with a few small
>rocks.
>Basically a combination of:
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>http://www.lerarenopleidingvorselaar.be/docenten/g
> reetcuyt/beelden/gesteenten/grint.JPG
>http://www.lerarenopleidingvorselaar.be/docenten/g
> reetcuyt/beelden/gesteenten/keien.JPG
>http://home.quicknet.nl/qn/prive/remkove/punkyfish
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>Would this be a correct assessment, or am I completely wrong? :)
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>Are there woodroots in the PNG rivers? (Like in the Amazon river in
>South America)
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>Thx for the info
>G.
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