Looking for a good sand shifter!

[johnike]

And I've always said sifter not shifter, drives me batty.

 

[Jay_R]

And I've always said sifter not shifter, drives me batty.

My Diamond Watchman does both

 

[johnike]

:beer:

 

[Genera]

I have an irrational fear of sand sifting gobies lol. I had one once and it jumped out of the tank and when I was looking for it, It was on the stand behind the tank staring at me, but all dried up and sadly passed on. And I have deep sand beds so they'd basically ruin my tanks. :rollface:

 

[fabulousfavia]

A fighting conch will help with consuming detritus and algae on the sandbed. and they are neat to watch.

A fighting conch would be to large for a ten gallon as it is rated for 100g tank.


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[fabulousfavia]

A tiger conch could work. But linikia starfish will starve to death, same with the sand sifting sea star, a chocolate chip starfish would eat your coral, a horseshoe crab will get to big and will starve unless you alter your feeding schedule around it, and most gobies will get sands all over your rocks. If your sand bed isn't very deep in that ten gallon then I would say not to get any sand sifter a because the surface area is so small that it would be rare to get an anerobic pocket in the sand bed. You should just let it be with the nassarius snails.


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