Many of us use elastic rubbers to secure plants / moss to driftwood and the like. This krib was rescued in the end - but do remove the rubber before your fish try to eat it.
Warning - elastic rubber in your tank
Many of us use elastic rubbers to secure plants / moss to driftwood and the like. This krib was rescued in the end - but do remove the rubber before your fish try to eat it.
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Well I should have taken a picture when my cylindricus passed a rubber band and had some of the other fish chasing it down to chow the band
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I use normal thin fishing line to tie moss to rocks. my fish don't even notice it and it looks way beter than rubber bands. guys should try it
Thats exactly what i use! so much better also can hardy see itOriginally Posted by brads
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