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![]() Psyire has black sand in his 180g. Check it out:
http://www.canreef.com/vbulletin/sho...d.php?t=37150&
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![]() I wouldn't say detritus, but instead bits and pieces of the rocks themselves that fall off and collect on the sand.
Of course it all dosen't matter when you have 1000+ baby cerith snails living in it. These little shells are everywhere... especially at night. (they cover the sand in a sea of white) They are starting to get bigger and head up on the rocks now, so it's been interesting to watch. |
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![]() Where do you get black sand? It looks great.
Matt
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![]() Caribsea Tahiti Moon Sand
I bought mine at Big Al's |
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![]() I really like the look of the black sand. Hard to decide whether to switch to the black or go bare bottom. Anyways looks great.
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![]() I also had black sand at one point, but larger sized granuals. I had sea chem's tidal sand I believe it was called. It looked cleaner overall then white sand, but I found that the larger size wasn't as attractive as say the sugar sand variety.
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![]() I've got black in my 33Gal.
It look's great if you have the time to maintain it. Otherwise you end up with little white bits all over it.
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