Re: Worms for the DSB
Re: Worms for the DSB
Putting a "critter screen" at about 2" depth in the main display will curtail a "portion" of larger sand sifters activities, without overly disturbing them, and allows the remainder of sand bed below to continue to function, quite well.
It may not work quite as well as a more undisturbed sand bed, but it is better than allowing the larger animals free "rein", in the bed. If the sifters don't starve, you are in pretty good shape.
Main DSB and RDSB will work fine together. They just have an easier time of it together.
> Barry
Re: Worms for the DSB
<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=6525728#post6525728 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by CaptiveReef
Valid point, but the tank DSB will be compromised by the larger sifters, the Refugium will not be disturbed, and they do work as long as they have a constant supply of tank water going through them.
CaptiveReef
Putting a "critter screen" at about 2" depth in the main display will curtail a "portion" of larger sand sifters activities, without overly disturbing them, and allows the remainder of sand bed below to continue to function, quite well.
It may not work quite as well as a more undisturbed sand bed, but it is better than allowing the larger animals free "rein", in the bed. If the sifters don't starve, you are in pretty good shape.
Main DSB and RDSB will work fine together. They just have an easier time of it together.
> Barry
