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When I was planning my reef tank, I envisaged an immaculately clean glass bottom. I used cry reefsaver rock in the aquascape 4 months ago, so I expected a small amount of dust to settle on the bottom, but 4 months in I am constantly hoovering our sand, dust and general “crap” off the bottom of the tank. Perhaps the slow breakdown the surface of these rocks leading to the dust will slow down as the tank matures? I don’t know.
I like a clean glass bottom, and I like sand, but I don’t like this smear of sediment on the bottom. It feels half in half out.
I have used the jerboa gyre style wave makers, so the bottom of the tank is relatively low flow compared to the.
has anybody gone back on their decision of bare bottom? And if so how did you add it with minimal disruption to the tank?
I like a clean glass bottom, and I like sand, but I don’t like this smear of sediment on the bottom. It feels half in half out.
I have used the jerboa gyre style wave makers, so the bottom of the tank is relatively low flow compared to the.
has anybody gone back on their decision of bare bottom? And if so how did you add it with minimal disruption to the tank?