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Old 02-28-2013, 04:50 PM
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Originally Posted by lastlight View Post
I've always used a fairly fine grade of sand but can appreciate how much easier it is to keep a courser grade clean with vacuuming when it's too heavy to be sucked up.

Can leopards etc sleep under this stuff?
I've had them in substrate other than sugar...such as....i actually prefer this 3/4 of the time. Caribsea seaflor Special Grade reef sand.....they have never had a problem with it...I had some wrasses for over 4 years in it...they buried themselves just like it was the sugar sand. Yes a Leopard Wrasse was one of them.


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