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Coco fiber, peat moss and orchid bark would work. The peat moss feeds the plants. You can leave the drainage layer, but do as complete a water change as possible.
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Bugs that eat mould?
Coco fiber, peat moss and orchid bark would work. The peat moss feeds the plants. You can leave the drainage layer, but do as complete a water change as possible.
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Re: Bugs that eat mould?
Cheers Bill, would the mould harm the frogs or is it just a bit if a nuisance? Like i said i cant do a change soon so i dont want it to harm them
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