• 6 years ago
Staff writer Steve Baker makes a hidey hole for fishes using a piece of rigid pipe, some aquarium silicone and a little aquarium gravel, as featured in the August 2018 issue of Practical Fishkeeping magazine.

Why not make one for your fish, using your own substrate?

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