I have about a 3" sandbed. I had to take everything out about 2 months ago because of a leaky tank. I reused the sand and added some more live sand and everything is fine except for some Diatom problems. I really had no cycle with ammonia etc. There were some black spots but didn't cause a problem.
Hopefully you don't have a Carpet Surfer and he is just hiding. I hear they are shy. My tank isn't covered at all because of my lighting system. My LFS said they would have some in on Thursday, so that will give me a little time to get ready for him. I sure wish you luck in finding him. Please...
I really don't care about the borrowing as much as something to clean the Diatoms off the sand. There must be something that does that. My Blue Leg Hermits do nothing!
I have been having problems with Diatoms for about 2 months. I was using Ocean Pure Salt and have changed to Reef Crystals to try and get rid of them. They are mostly on the sand. What is the best Clean Up Critter for Diatoms. I have heard that Trochus Snails are good. Any opinions?
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I tipped the large rock so he is closer to the light. He is looking a little better, but still hasn't opened his top tenticles. I think there may be more today then yesterday. Maybe he will be OK.
Many thanks for the reply's.
Thank you for the reply. The rock he is on is very large. The largest in the tank. I think I could move it up without a lot of problem. I just thought he would climb toward the light if he wasn't getting enough. He once moved inside the rock a ways and then come back to the same spot. He sure...
No this was taken with a digital. I will try and get some more pictures as he is doing the same thing again. Batteries are charging He really looks as if he is dieing, but then opens back up but with the tenticles closed at the top.
I would like to know if their not getting enough light, won't...
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