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![]() I'd go bare bottom and line it with corals, I think it looks pretty neat. WWC's 900
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![]() Go bare bottom to start. One less variable with a new tank and makes reefing way easier. Hell it is like cheating it is so easy. If you can't stand the aesthetics you can slowly add sand over a couple months. You'll find the tank brightens up with nice white sand and looks more natural
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![]() White sand definitely makes it more natural and a nice backdrop for the corals to pop.
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![]() We tried one tank BB but after a few months, my wife & I decided we hated the look and add a thin layer of sand. Soooooo much better aesthetically.
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![]() I have tried both and prefer the look of white sand, I added a diamond goby who is constantly churning up the sand keeping it perfectly clean. The only draw back to this is I now have to change out filter socks every few days but it's a small price to pay. If you do go this route be sure your live rock is resting on the bottom glass and stable, these guys move a ton of sand every day.
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![]() Hello
Sand definitely. Natural looking, and easier to do rock work too. Titus
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![]() I vote for sand! Love the way it looks.
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![]() I prefer coral sand because a nitrifying biofilm growing on a base containing calcium carbonate does not influence alkalinity.
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