Either of those will work. You essentially want to use something that won't break down over time and will give your excess water a space to drain away form the soil. Be sure to make the depth of the drainage material at least 2" deep.
Re: Hydroton vs Josh's False Bottom
Either of those will work. You essentially want to use something that won't break down over time and will give your excess water a space to drain away form the soil. Be sure to make the depth of the drainage material at least 2" deep.
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Re: Hydroton vs Josh's False Bottom
Thanks Paul. Since HomeDepot is right up the street, i'll go with the hydroton. Since I'll have a water dish (w/ Eheim shallow filter) and a fogger (crane elephant humidifier) I shouldn't really have to worry about a lot of water drainage. But it helps drain the urine and such.
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