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Chewy4480
PostPosted: Jan 26th, '14, 23:19 
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Is it ok to put a floating bed in the fish tank itself?
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I would think that between solids accumulating on the roots and fish nippling at them, it might be more of a raft to threaten the underperforming plants with :dontknow: .
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What about this root clogging with solid then?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c2z-IdnIGLE

As for the fish nipping the roots....depends..... trout are not vegetarian!
it looks they are doing well the plant on floating shrimp pond!
I think they do medicinal herbs and plants for Chinese remedies.
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What about this root clogging with solid then?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c2z-IdnIGLE

As for the fish nipping the roots....depends..... trout are not vegetarian!
it looks they are doing well the plant on floating shrimp pond!
I think they do medicinal herbs and plants for Chinese remedies.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BTFfs6FuYjM

one more example from the Chinese guy!
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It might be worth a try.
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Koi are herbivorous.... but it does not seem to bother this guy and his beautifully designed AP gardens
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