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anybody have a "fighting conch"?
I looking for some animals to keep my shallow sandbed clean. These guys sound like they might be a good option. Opinions?
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They do a great job, but get pretty big, if you have the room, I'd recommend one.
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yes with 2" of sand. no less. they live in the sand.
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what kind of fighting conch is that?
is that a queen conch? fighting conchs only get 3". |
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Strombus alatus
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do you have a full pic?
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#7
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i have a Tongan Fighting Conch (Strombus gibberulus)
hear is a link http://www.liveaquaria.com/product/p...fm?pCatId=2174 |
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I have four tongan fighting conchs in a 125g with a 3" sand bed. They've eaten through brief algal, dino, and cyano blooms when the tank cycled and have continued to do their thing ever since. I highly recommend them for anyone using a sand bed of any depth.
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they work so good. and look cool. but they need to burrow in the sand so i think you need at the least 2" of sand.
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