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![]() It just kind of hit me this morning.. looking at BB tanks and hearing why people do it. It really makes a lot of sense...
I was just wanting to take a stab at the steps in going BB.. I think it would be good for many reasons, obviously for the sake of not having a bed of gunk basically build up on me... My questions as of NOW (I am sure there will be plenty more) Is there a way to remove the sand without actually tearing apart the tank? IF I go BB, do I have to lay down starboard, or can I just leave it BB with the glass? If I remove the sand I have now (which is a very, very shallow bed.. maybe 1-2") Will my tank go through any kind of spike? (taking into consideration I would be using the siphon method if possible) That's it for now... seems like I would probably have much less nutrients in the tank by removing the sand. I figure my SPS might like this, and that perhaps nitrates and phosphates are somewhat reduced... plus, I don't mind the look of BB. Thanks . Scott
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