Bill Flowers
Ben wrote:
> Yeah, I can't find anything small enough (~1/4"), and the closest
> thing I found wasn't really the right color (sorta white and brown. I
> like the walnut gravel more). The streams I know of are either mud or
> sand. I think my lack of luck must have to do with Florida geology
> (I'm sure they don't ship that stuff, so it must be local). There are
> still a couple of places to check, but I'm not real hopeful (a lot of
> places don't even sell _pea_ gravel).
>
> Ben in Tampa
>
> At 05:47 AM 1/4/2004 -0800, you wrote:
>
>> Home Depot/Menard's/Lowe's or your local gardening/landscaping
>> center should have pea gravel. If all else fails, go to your
>> local (clean) stream and dig out a bucketful of substrate
>> and use that.
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