Re: Pond plants to fish tank.
- From: dr-solo@xxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 15 Aug 2006 17:43:42 GMT
UV wont do anything. but if you set up a tub and leave the elodea in the tub for a
week and change the water a couple times before moving it into the tanks, the
nasties will be greatly diminished. Ingrid
"Kevin" <chitownchazr@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
So guys (and gals), has anyone ever moved plants from their pond to an
indoor aquarium?
Am I risking disaster by introducing something i don't want.
My Elodea in my pond is overgrown and would look great as a centerpiece
plant in my 29 gallon tank inside.
The indoor tank is a community tank of relatively hardy species (barbs,
guppies, rainbow fish, etc). Nothing overly sensitive.
Should I do a conditioning job on the tank after introduction to guard
against any unwanted introductions.
I should not that the Elodea plants are coming from a pond with a UV
clarifier so hopefully any really bad guys have been zapped already.
Kevin in Chicago
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