keeping sandbed clean in my aggressive tank??

[justchillin]

ok because of the inhabitants i will have in my 75 FOWLR i probably won't be abe to keep a "classic clean-up crew" alive for long (eel, lion, puffer)...is there anything i can add that will keep my sand bed healthy???
can i keep a few cowries (they have very hard shells) they are great glass cleaner...anyone know if they will clean my sandbed aswell???
TIA,
mike.

 

[robbytt]

A Huma Huma trigger stirs up the sand a good bit too. You should look into one of those if you can fit it.
RobbyTT

 

[trgirl]

The harlequin tusks are pretty but really expensive I guess. I might try a horseshoe crab in mine. I don't know if its a good idea or not but I figure, what the hell!

 

[grouperhead]

dont do a horseshoe they will get destroyed. a lunare or dragon wrasse will stir the sand good. later, bo

 

[dlight692000]

the tusk does a good job but so does my big puffer. the tusk digs holes everyday and the puffer just spits crush coral everywhere.

 

[scott270]

can i see the tusk and the dragon

 

[guppie]

Dragon wrasse is cheeper and they do an outstanding job of moveing the sand around. I have a friend that has one. I just do it my self about everyother day. I have not found one that is big enough to make it in my tank. Good Luck

 

[fshhub]

dragons are soo cool, but if you are gonna have on, make sure your lr and corals are wellsecured, they hate a messy house, and love to clean up and rearrange(so to speak, they move rocks around)

 

[fshhub]

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