Adding finer sand to my tank.

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Hi I want to add some finer sand on top of the sand I used (Caribsea ocean direct 0.25-6.5mm) as I prefer the look of finer sand but just curious if anyone knows if this finer sand I will add (Either AF bio sand or Caribsea Bahamas oolite) likely sink under the sand ive currently got in the tank or stay on top?
 
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It will drift with the current. Each time you vac and disturb the sand bed, it will mix in.
 
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It will drift with the current. Each time you vac and disturb the sand bed, it will mix in.
I never really vac or disturb my sand I just let it do it’s thing..
 
Hi I want to add some finer sand on top of the sand I used (Caribsea ocean direct 0.25-6.5mm) as I prefer the look of finer sand but just curious if anyone knows if this finer sand I will add (Either AF bio sand or Caribsea Bahamas oolite) likely sink under the sand ive currently got in the tank or stay on top?
No I have found it will find its own space. You can actually do it yourself it looks cool. A progression like real Nature. But if you ever want a Diamond sand sifting Goby and they are fun to me it is too fine . However great for snails it depends on your plans
 
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It will drift with the current. Each time you vac and disturb the sand bed, it will

No I have found it will find its own space. You can actually do it yourself it looks cool. A progression like real Nature. But if you ever want a Diamond sand sifting Goby and they are fun to me it is too fine . However great for snails it depends on your plans
I plan on having a pair
What do you want me to say that I haven't already
What do you want me to say that I haven't already
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No I have found it will find its own space. You can actually do it yourself it looks cool. A progression like real Nature. But if you ever want a Diamond sand sifting Goby and they are fun to me it is too fine . However great for snails it depends on your plans
Sorry so what do you mean it will find its own space?
 

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