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![]() 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? |
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![]() I have about a 3.5" Melanurus that powers into crushed coral/shell substrate. Not sure how he doesn't mark himself up but he has no troubles on the first attempt everytime. Substrate I would say ranges from 2mm up to about 6mm shell pieces.
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![]() all my wrasses sleep in large substrate , same as the stuff in the tanks at the store. they seem to have no trouble with it , their beaks are made for piercing the gravel.
if the sand bed is too shallow they will dive into glass damaging their beaks. |
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![]() Fish have beaks!??!?
Who knew... |
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![]() ^ Clearly a Parrot, doesn't count.
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