CUC help

[Sharkattackmack]

Hey everyone, looking to add some sand dwelling critters to help move the sandbed around better. I current have two conchs, some smaller hermits and quite a few snails but they either deal with my rock, glass or sandbed surface. Normally I'd get a a few nassairous snails but with this being my first time using a larger substrate (crushed coral) I'm unsure if they will be able to bury in there. Any other suggestions like starfish or other inverts would be great. Thanks!

 

[dakoop]

Cucumber?

 

[HandsyLobster]

I have a sand sifting goby and my sanded is white as snow. Depends how big ur sand is but it should work.

 

[Sharkattackmack]

I have a sand sifting goby and my sanded is white as snow. Depends how big ur sand is but it sh

I have a sand sifting goby and my sanded is white as snow. Depends how big ur sand is but it should work.

Little too big for a sand sifting goby. Had one in my last tank and did a great job at keeping it clean. I wanted higher flow in this tank so I went with something larger.

 

[Roatan Reef]

Hey everyone, looking to add some sand dwelling critters to help move the sandbed around better. I current have two conchs, some smaller hermits and quite a few snails but they either deal with my rock, glass or sandbed surface. Normally I'd get a a few nassairous snails but with this being my first time using a larger substrate (crushed coral) I'm unsure if they will be able to bury in there. Any other suggestions like starfish or other inverts would be great. Thanks!

My Nassarius love my sandbed...crushed coral mixed with @LiverockRocks live ocean sand and Caribsea Live sand.

You will be fine adding them.

 

[betareef]

I have aragonite that looks just the same as yours, and nassarius snails have no problems burying in it, and moving it around.