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Sandbeds
How do you keep your sandbeds so white
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CC cleaning crew snails/crabs
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Nassarious snails stir mine up pretty good.
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And to add what was said above....
I actually use a gravel vac when I do my weekly water changes. However it should be noted that I have shallow sand beds in each of my tanks. Using the sand bed for looks and to keep my anemones happy, so it isn't an issue for me that I am disturbing it each week.
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keep my levels in check and good flow
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For me good flow keeps it clean.
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My recomendation is a Diamond Watchman Goby, I had an out break on velevt aglae and he just siffied it all up and turn over the thank and never had a problem with it after that. Here some added info on him . . .
http://www.liveaquaria.com/product/p...cfm?pCatId=220 |
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blue legg hermit Crabs, Snails, sand sifting star (does a great job), diamond watchman goby ( I heard they go after shrimp - ??)
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Get your powerheads low and aim it/them across the sand.
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