Is it harmful to my fish to use lead fishing weights to hold down vegetables in the aquarium? - lead fishing weights
I Loach catfish and fish. I have the pieces of pumpkin in the ornamental fish, but if the float add it a bit hard enough to contain them.
Monday, January 18, 2010
Lead Fishing Weights Is It Harmful To My Fish To Use Lead Fishing Weights To Hold Down Vegetables In The Aquarium?
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I do not know if it will lead poisoning, but as we introduce what you have to do is a good rinse will rock you get some rubber bands and tape to pumpkin skirt as in the salt --
get rid of the levels in the reservoir, most likely.
and the fact that the toxic lead, so it is not allowed in shotgun shells for duck hunting (because they are to eat and die) as "probably not the best thing to keep their fish.
Try to connect some type of steel or something, but I will not take place ...
Good luck!
Well, lead weights are used to join groups of plants, in fact, used in all my tanks to keep plants. They cause no problems there.
However, a better proposal is a clip of vegetables. They are sold in pet shops, a small sum of money and is easy to use and keep food in place and not floating in the tank.
They may be clips of animal feed made for this purpose. They work very well. Press the suction cup on the glass and go up the food. My Plecos and cats love. Put it on how HLF on the side of the tank.
Lead poisoning is more likely if the water is acidic (pH below 7.0) if, but I personally would not take that risk. It is easy to connect to a small stone with a rubber band, or use a clip from squash plants "(available at aquarium stores).
Attached to a flat rock would be safer for the fish in the aquarium. Preferably, working under a rock, fresh water, no matter what kind of disinfectant.
That's good if they still floating fish to eat.
And the weight of lead are toxic and the spread of poison in the water itself is so bad that you are using.
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