Just wondering how many goldfish people have rocks on bottom, because i do.

I added a bunch of pebbles in my Goldfish tank.

I have gravel. It is a mixture of browns, gray and some white. I love it. I think it is very natrual looking.

Laurie

In my 55 gallon I changed mine from purple and blue gravel to to polished river rock. My daughter's 10 gallon has blue gravel.

I have some small river rocks and would like to get more. I really don't want gravel. But I will add a background and some plants in pots. I just set this tank up last Wednesday.

Wyunkin, Congrats on your new tank. It looks huge!

I just switched to river rocks (did have blue gravel) and I like it a lot. My fishies are afraid of the bare tank bottom. If I was going to go with a bare tank bottom I would have to put something dark underneath it. I really like the river rocks though, and the goldies like to rummage in-between them all day.

I bought my river rocks a little at a time, I got them in the craft section at WM. They come in 2 different sizes and I bought a few bags everytime I went shopping so it didn't seem like it cost so much!

I have some polished river rocks, and some blue, green, and clear rocks that look like gem's or whatever...it's pretty, and gives the fishies something to play with

B) I have white gravel in my 58 and lake green in my 55.

I have a mixture of white gravel and polished river rocks

I have natural gravel, petrified wood and Jasper in mine.

I've got natural gravel in all of mine, with some polished river rocks scattered throughout.

Aqua

I have bare tank bottom.. but I have coral all hidden in my external filter acting as PH buffer..

i like the aztec gravel...looks really natural not quite sand or dirt looking, but the color seems more life like for a aqua setting I also have river rocks and other polished stones in my tank.

I have six or so pink quartz and other interesting colored rocks - about 4-6 inches in diameter scattered on the bottom randomly. The bottom is basically bare, with only the stones and some plants to break it up.

I just switched from a medium sized natural colored gravel to all black small gravel. My background is a really dark blue (almost black) and my tank looks great now. The dark colors really make my baby's orange/gold colors stand out.

Woo!

I put "no" because I don't have any rocks or pebbles but I do have a small gravel plant substrate (flourite) in both my tanks -- though I'm not sure if I should have voted for "yes" because gravel is rock I suppose! Other than that I just have driftwood and plants.

I have black Ecocomplete which looks just like black gravel