black moon sand?

[FLESHY]

St Paul MN?

If you dont swing by here and buy some cheap corals from me I will be very disappointed in you...dustin and I might also be able to hook you up with some of those rare fish you were hoping for too...but you have to ask real nice like.

 

[sbuse]

St Paul MN?

If you dont swing by here and buy some cheap corals from me I will be very disappointed in you...dustin and I might also be able to hook you up with some of those rare fish you were hoping for too...but you have to ask real nice like.

yep, st. paul. once i get the new display set up i'll def get some corals for the set up. i just have to get the lights and everything settled first. as of right now i just have some 4' basic strips lights for the tank. i am looking at some t5's and led's for the new tank. after all that is finished i'll be by.

 

[reptileguy2727]

I have black sand in my reef and wouldn't do it any other way. I use Estes' Ultra Reef which is silica based but it has a polymer coating to prevent brown algae problems associated with other silica based sands. Here is a picture of the tank.

 

[sbuse]

nice tank. i don't think i will do any different sands in my salt tanks after seeing my tank with the black sand.

 

[FLESHY]

Ya, there is something about the black that makes the colors pop.

After dealing with what I had to deal with last time though there is no way you would convince me to go back, especially with how clean I like to keep my sandbed.