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Decorations are items placed inside an enclosure (usually aquariums and/or terrariums), not including the substrate. Decorations are generally used for aesthetic value, though they can also serve a purpose. As in giving the animal a place to hide, or as a part of reproducing the animal's natural habitat.
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Can the wood be near the heater or decorations?
Or any decorations at all? Will it create a hot spot and crack and the heater or glass of the tank? …
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Where is it ok to place wood in the fish tank?
I'm concerned about it trapping fish food and causing ammonia build ups if it's near the walls or decorations, and I don't want to make a 'hot spot' if I put it next to the heater. …
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