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I’ve got a larger fish now. And he does big poops. They drop on the sand. I have several kinds of snails but they don’t really care for it I have a peppermint shrimp who isn’t too interested either if I put my wavemakers up enough to blow it around they blow my sand. I’m not keen to get a sand sifting goby again because it used to throw sand ALL over my corals. Any ideas?
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Will turn into nutrients for your coral - assuming your Phos/Nitrates are under control, i wouldn't worry about it. My Angel poops massive elephant size poops and i just smile as i don't have to feed my coral anything

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I’ve got a larger fish now. And he does big poops. They drop on the sand. I have several kinds of snails but they don’t really care for it I have a peppermint shrimp who isn’t too interested either if I put my wavemakers up enough to blow it around they blow my sand. I’m not keen to get a sand sifting goby again because it used to throw sand ALL over my corals. Any ideas?
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As it decomposes It's coral food :).
No need for expensive bottles.

Don't worry about it.
 

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