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View Poll Results: What size substrate do you use in your high flow SPS tank and why? | |||
Sugar Sand |
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28 | 28.87% |
Aragamax Select |
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50 | 51.55% |
Larger |
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19 | 19.59% |
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#1
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![]() I used sugar sand and I'm SORRY. Sugar sand + one pair of clowns (that lift the sand)+ powerful powerheads = lots of sandstorms.
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#2
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![]() I had/have 2-3" of sugar sand in my tanks....wouldn't have anything else
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![]() Select or other larger sized sand. I hate sandstorms.
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If you see it, can take care of it, better get it or put it on hold. Otherwise, it'll be gone & you'll regret it! |
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![]() I had to cover my medium grade sand with crushed coral to keep the sand staying on the bottom of the tank.
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![]() Am still using sugar size sand in my high flow SPS system. The system is 110 galling long tank w/6 power head 4 evo 4 koralia + 2 tunze 6045 modified + 2 clown fish + 2 wrasse. Does it work yes! Would I do use sugar size sand again no. I used it because I like the look!*
I do get the occasional controlled sand storm, but it never seem to bother the SPS, I always have full polyp extension even with the sand storm. |