fishtanker
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19
20 pack (beware dial up)
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fishtanker
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wow, having to resize is a pain..some are same with just the actinic and blue on. guess it was just 19.
enjoy
enjoy
angelofish
Member
I love the open,swim though areas on the bottom of the formations.Why a bare bottom?Why not even a thin layer of sand?
sammiefish
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no sand for the sand sifting star?
just kidding ... looks great. How long has it been set up?
just kidding ... looks great. How long has it been set up?
yellowtail
Active Member
Originally posted by sammiefish
no sand for the sand sifting star?
just kidding ... looks great. How long has it been set up?
that is linkia star. they eat stuff off of the rocks.
fishtanker
Member
yea i never did find my sandsifting star :thinking:
i decided on the BB after a year with southdown and constant problems keeping it clean. you cant really direct flow over southdown casue it creates too much of a sand storm.
the tank has been setup for over 2 years now and i direct my powerheads over the glass to keep detritus in suspension. its much easier to clean with no substarte and i have GSP's, xenia, and anthellia slowy covering the glass.
I didn't know about starboard unitl after the fact, i'm still debating on adding a small layer of coarse agaronite. i'm kinda used to the BB now. it does take time to get use to it though.
Thanks for the replies everyone
i decided on the BB after a year with southdown and constant problems keeping it clean. you cant really direct flow over southdown casue it creates too much of a sand storm.
the tank has been setup for over 2 years now and i direct my powerheads over the glass to keep detritus in suspension. its much easier to clean with no substarte and i have GSP's, xenia, and anthellia slowy covering the glass.
I didn't know about starboard unitl after the fact, i'm still debating on adding a small layer of coarse agaronite. i'm kinda used to the BB now. it does take time to get use to it though.
Thanks for the replies everyone