New Shark Pool
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http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/showthread.php?p=3377008#post3377008
Thats a link to a thread in General Salt where im asking for any advice about what to do with this problem.
Im thinking of adding one of my California Rays to the pool and letting it stir the sand a little each day.
Thats a link to a thread in General Salt where im asking for any advice about what to do with this problem.
Im thinking of adding one of my California Rays to the pool and letting it stir the sand a little each day.
i have used playsand as well and it sucks yeah took me a week or even 2 for it to get clear now i have used sand of the beach took a few days only to clear up
never heard of the whole bottom turning black knowing u don't have so many fish in there and a great filtrations i am clueless i would ask zoodiver as he is used to big tanks
hope 1 day i will be 2 working in a great marine aquarium with big aquariums and sharks
never heard of the whole bottom turning black knowing u don't have so many fish in there and a great filtrations i am clueless i would ask zoodiver as he is used to big tanks
hope 1 day i will be 2 working in a great marine aquarium with big aquariums and sharks
Cali Round ray added to the pool. already stirred a small spot of sand.
It shouldnt be a problem because the pool is relatively new, there have been no bubbles. Just a grayish black tint to the bottom layer of sand.
Dont want to use nassarius snails because if i step on a shell i might pierce the liner. Sand stirring sea stars will be eaten, not by the sharks i dont think but by the snappers and grunt.
It shouldnt be a problem because the pool is relatively new, there have been no bubbles. Just a grayish black tint to the bottom layer of sand.
Dont want to use nassarius snails because if i step on a shell i might pierce the liner. Sand stirring sea stars will be eaten, not by the sharks i dont think but by the snappers and grunt.
be carefull not to stand on them stingrays thought u didn't wanted any rays for this reason changed ya mind
won't the sharks eat ya snapper and grunt when they get bigger?
or will u be moving them to ya bigger 1? did u started on that 1 yet?
won't the sharks eat ya snapper and grunt when they get bigger?
or will u be moving them to ya bigger 1? did u started on that 1 yet?
capo larzo;3379945; said:Cali Round ray added to the pool. already stirred a small spot of sand.
It shouldnt be a problem because the pool is relatively new, there have been no bubbles. Just a grayish black tint to the bottom layer of sand.
Dont want to use nassarius snails because if i step on a shell i might pierce the liner. Sand stirring sea stars will be eaten, not by the sharks i dont think but by the snappers and grunt.
what kinda colors starfishes did u order? or u already have?
couldn't u get a few when u was diving?
couldn't u get a few when u was diving?
Jabba954;3381003; said:I'm going with sea stars in my tank (it finally shipped - again!), for the aforementioned reasons, and to add some color. I was scuba diving in Monterey Bay over the weekend - sooooo many sea stars and jellyfish. Looked awesome.
