I have a yellow watchman and a mandarin in a 52g bow corner. Big sand footprint for its gallonage, lot of rock. All is peaceful and the mandarin makes a living in the 52. So does the ywg.
But the sand is crappy...and 2 conchs and 6 big nassarius aren't keeping up with it.
So: a) is the general white-powderiness and crappiness of the sand going to depress or encourage the pods?
b) if I got a sandcleaner like a tiger tail cuke would it clean too much for a 52? Would it be eating the pods?
c) if I got a diamond goby would it clean too much? Would it compete for pods with the mandarin? Would it fight the ywg?
What's my best route to less white powder in the sand---which gets kicked up easily----not to mention way much invert crap?
But the sand is crappy...and 2 conchs and 6 big nassarius aren't keeping up with it.
So: a) is the general white-powderiness and crappiness of the sand going to depress or encourage the pods?
b) if I got a sandcleaner like a tiger tail cuke would it clean too much for a 52? Would it be eating the pods?
c) if I got a diamond goby would it clean too much? Would it compete for pods with the mandarin? Would it fight the ywg?
What's my best route to less white powder in the sand---which gets kicked up easily----not to mention way much invert crap?