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HanshaSuro · 09-28-2004, 10:08 AM

I agree with Tsunami that it is quite light and can difficult to work with in totally submersed applications. Combine this with the fact that I use MTS in my tanks and well, it is tough to get things rooted initially.

For that reason I have been experimenting with a 50/50 Schultz/Flourite mix. The flourite gives the substrate some added weight and the Schultz gives it some added cheap.

Additionally, they're similar in color and size, so I don't feel like it comes off like a mix of media.

Just my 2 cents.

09-28-2004, 10:08 AM	#9 (permalink)
HanshaSuro Join Date: Jun 2004 Posts: 120 iTrader Ratings: 0	I agree with Tsunami that it is quite light and can difficult to work with in totally submersed applications. Combine this with the fact that I use MTS in my tanks and well, it is tough to get things rooted initially. For that reason I have been experimenting with a 50/50 Schultz/Flourite mix. The flourite gives the substrate some added weight and the Schultz gives it some added cheap. Additionally, they're similar in color and size, so I don't feel like it comes off like a mix of media. Just my 2 cents.