Another Material From Nature?

[bloo97]

I tried rocks...not working for me and Lucky is not impressed. It can stay, but if you have anything else I can use ("Cause I want to spend $0 on things until I can sell some stuff.) please tell me.

Thanks Y'all!

[karlhague]

Originally Posted by bloo97

I tried rocks...not working for me and Lucky is not impressed. It can stay, but if you have anything else I can use ("Cause I want to spend $0 on things until I can sell some stuff.) please tell me.

Thanks Y'all!

Try slate, it makes good caves, and can be found quite easily.

[bloo97]

What does it look like?

[JKfish]

I know this isn't "natural" but you could try ceramic coffee mugs, terra cotta pots, short sections of clean hamster tubes, bowls, etc.

[wallywestisthebest333]

any ceramic statues that are sealed? Like fun salt shakers and the like? =] Blown glass is fun too! =] I have a blown glass piece that has fish shapes on the inside! =] It looked nice while I had it in. =]

[bloo97]

Thanks Guys! What about old coffe mugs that are painted? Or pl;astic cups? Glass cups? Thanks.

[bloo97]

Or painted Plates?

Lol.

[wallywestisthebest333]

as long as they've been seal after they were painted , nothing chips, and they're food safe they should be fine. I'd let anything you want to put in soak for a week or two in a bucket first to determine whether it's good enough for the tank. =]

[bloo97]

What do you mean by "Sealed"?

I am going to look up slate and also see if I can make some caves and stuff out of his rocks.

Thanks!

[bloo97]

What do you mean by "Sealed"?