wartooth1
Member
Hey all.
So I was in desperate need to have my aquarium's sand cleaned. Since the Fighting Conch I purchased is useless and I was only able to find one place that had Nassarius Snails (of which I bought their last 5), a Diamond Goby was starting to look really good.
Well, I got one a couple of days ago and he's great... the sand is already looking nice but there is one problem... every time the Daimond Goby takes a gulp of sand, he kicks up some powder that must have been settled in the grains, which is making my aquarium water dusty and not too pretty to look at IMO.
So my question is, if I do frequent filter pad cleanings, will my filter eventually suck up all the dust and get it out of my tank or will the tank be forever dusty as long as the Goby is in there?
So I was in desperate need to have my aquarium's sand cleaned. Since the Fighting Conch I purchased is useless and I was only able to find one place that had Nassarius Snails (of which I bought their last 5), a Diamond Goby was starting to look really good.
Well, I got one a couple of days ago and he's great... the sand is already looking nice but there is one problem... every time the Daimond Goby takes a gulp of sand, he kicks up some powder that must have been settled in the grains, which is making my aquarium water dusty and not too pretty to look at IMO.
So my question is, if I do frequent filter pad cleanings, will my filter eventually suck up all the dust and get it out of my tank or will the tank be forever dusty as long as the Goby is in there?
