Convince my sons to go bare bottom!

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Tank looks great and I've had worse. I don't see a lot of CUC. If it was my tank, I'll do some manual removals with a toothbrush and followed with a tuxedo urchin and 10 turbo/trochus snails! For the sand bed, fighting conches have been my favorite... ;)
 
Tank looks great and I've had worse. I don't see a lot of CUC. If it was my tank, I'll do some manual removals with a toothbrush and followed with a tuxedo urchin and 10 turbo/trochus snails! For the sand bed, fighting conches have been my favorite... ;)
yeah, it’s nothing that would shut anything down. CUC increases and decreases. They have not much luck with urchins. The one my oldest has now seems to be doing well.
 

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