Proponents of the use of GMOs believe that, with adequate research, these organisms can be safely commercialized. There are many experimental variations for expression and control of engineered genes that can be applied to minimize potential risks.
Sand And Live Plants. Sand And Live Plants in the Aquarium Plants forums, part of the Freshwater Aquarium Fish Forum category. I want to start a 55 gal community tank. I plan to have Clown Loaches and cory's in the tank and thought sand would be nice for them.I also want live plants.and And Live Plants in the Aquarium Plants forums, part of the Freshwater Aquarium Fish Forum category.
A good sized tank is a 20 liters (5 gallons). I would suggest having one garden snail per 4 liters (1 gallon). For the substrate i have used bird grit as it will give the snails calcium.This can be found at your local bulk food store or pet shop. If you choose another substrate it would be a good idea to provide another source of calcium such as a cuttle fish bone or crushed eggshells.other substrates you can use:ould it be a good idea to put the terrarium on a windowsill, and if so a window with what exposure. Help! whell your problem my fellow snail lover is that garden snails or white lipped banded snails dont like sand as it sticks to their shells. OK, sand is not a good substrate, because it's bad for the snail somehow...