Darth_Tater
05/18/2016, 08:21 AM
I've been thinking for quite a while that I need to get something to stir up my shallow sand bed in my 40 breeder. I'm having issues deciding what to get due to my tank size though. I added a bunch of Cerith snails about 2 weeks ago hoping they would take care of it, but after watching them I'm not convinced. I guess my main concern is that I don't want my sand to turn into concrete.
I'm not sure the tank is large enough to support things like cucumbers or conchs (or is it conches??) or cowries.
I've thought about a sand sifting Goby, but they tend to bury stuff and I tend to have this thing about the sand bed being flat. I also have a Fairy Wrasse that chased my Yellow Watchman Goby out of the tank and I'm not convinced I can safely add a Goby.
I won't be adding anything for a couple weeks at least to make sure my tank stabilizes from this weird ammonia spike I had last week (in case anyone read that thread and was concerned).
Oh, current tank inhabitants: Shrimps, LPS and SPS and Zoas, Fairy Wrasse, and a Kole Tang. Both fish had some kind of issue with the poor Watchman Goby.
Anyone have any suggestions?
I'm not sure the tank is large enough to support things like cucumbers or conchs (or is it conches??) or cowries.
I've thought about a sand sifting Goby, but they tend to bury stuff and I tend to have this thing about the sand bed being flat. I also have a Fairy Wrasse that chased my Yellow Watchman Goby out of the tank and I'm not convinced I can safely add a Goby.
I won't be adding anything for a couple weeks at least to make sure my tank stabilizes from this weird ammonia spike I had last week (in case anyone read that thread and was concerned).
Oh, current tank inhabitants: Shrimps, LPS and SPS and Zoas, Fairy Wrasse, and a Kole Tang. Both fish had some kind of issue with the poor Watchman Goby.
Anyone have any suggestions?