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Old 06-09-2004, 11:07 PM
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Just a heads up that J&L has a couple hundred fighting conches for those that are looking.





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Old 06-10-2004, 02:14 AM
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Just a heads up that J&L has a couple hundred fighting conches for those that are looking.





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It would be nice if one knew ahead of time. I just got two from Jayson, which by the time I paid for shipping they cost $20.00 each.
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cool, i've been wanting a couple... guess i'll have to stop by after work tomorrow.

its been a while jeff, i'll give ya a shout after i get my renos done.
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Woohoo! I hope they have some left when I get there next week!

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Oh'day. I'll be there tomorrow. I've been waiting forever.

Any idea on how they should be stocked in a tank? I heard one or two is good enough for anything under 50g.
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general rule of thumb is 1 per 2' of sandbed I think.
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my sand bed is only 1cm deep is that to shallow ?
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Oh'day. I'll be there tomorrow. I've been waiting forever.

Any idea on how they should be stocked in a tank? I heard one or two is good enough for anything under 50g.
each conch should have 2 ^ft of opensand bed. I had two in my tank and once the algae settled down there was only enuf to support 1 of them. I recomend only 1 in anything smaller than a 90 gal tank.

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my sand bed is only 1cm deep is that to shallow ?
if you have a fair amount of open sand it should be ok, mine is only 1 cm to 1" deep and he is doing fine.

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i guess i will hold off then i dont have alot of free space on my bed it getting covered with mushroom etc thanks for the tip though
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