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Old 06/28/2002, 07:38 PM
Rock Anemone Rock Anemone is offline
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Angry Snail poop on the sand...

I need something that can slean up or eat snail poop? Besides putting a power head on the sand "which i don't want" what eats it???

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Old 06/28/2002, 07:47 PM
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Give it to me! I'll eat it!!!!

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Please ignore me for the rest of the week.
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Old 06/28/2002, 07:49 PM
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I think I will...
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Old 06/28/2002, 07:54 PM
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When are you going to update your 55g page on your site?
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Old 06/28/2002, 07:55 PM
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Never... I will probably get around to it next wekk... Maybe this weekend... Just for you...

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Old 06/28/2002, 08:00 PM
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I'm insterested in some pictures and your setup, your 75g is gorgeous - just chalk full of corraline.
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Old 06/28/2002, 09:03 PM
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The best critter for eating snail dung are spaghetti (terebellid) worms. They live to eat the stuff. They will colonize the sand and are great all around organic waste eaters. I wouldn't be without them.
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Old 06/29/2002, 01:40 AM
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Randy V - Where can I purchase some spaghetti worms? Is there an online site? Or would I be best off getting a cup of sand from someones tank who has a large poulation of them?

Garret - Thankyou very much for the complements on the 75 gallon. I just cleaned the front glass off and will geta nice clean photo. I was going to purchase a beautifull Gorgonian today but didn't... Hmm.... Hate it when that happens! yeah, the coraline is growing fast!
Did you say you wanted pictures and set-up info for the freshwater 55 gallon? Or the 75 gallon reef???

Thanks for the advice everyone and the complements!
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Old 06/29/2002, 08:26 AM
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I got mine online at Inland aquatics. Here is a link to the page:

http://www.inlandaquatics.com/prod/tr_invert.html

You can certainly use sand from a tank that has spaghetti worms. You probably only need a few as they are extremely prolific.
 


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