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Linen vs Plastic: Which are the best material for plants?
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Sat Aug 23, 2014 9:23 pmby jgreerberube
As for being accidentally eaten, which would be safer, linen or plastic? My thoughts are that plastic would be hard to tear it off, but I think they would definitely be able to eat them. Linen, on the other hand, I think would be really hard for them to tear off. What are your thoughts? If you have experience, which I'm sure a lot of you do, what would you recommend, and why?
Re: Linen vs Plastic: Which are the best material for plants
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Sun Aug 24, 2014 7:45 amby steve
I don't use any but I think plastic ones are a bit more popular. They should be easier to clean as well.
Re: Linen vs Plastic: Which are the best material for plants
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Sun Aug 24, 2014 6:09 pmby blitz
What about real plants I was planning on useing some real plants in my tank put im not sure whats better real or artificial.
Re: Linen vs Plastic: Which are the best material for plants
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Sun Aug 24, 2014 6:42 pmby steve
Real is always better, but they have a tendency to get eaten or shredded.
Re: Linen vs Plastic: Which are the best material for plants
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Mon Aug 25, 2014 3:07 pmby devilduck
I use the cloth "silk" plants. They seem to last a bit larger for me than the plastic. Real plants are a possibility, but they bring a whole other level of complications because you have to keep them alive and growing and most turtles will destroy them.