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Old 10-10-2011, 04:54 PM
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That is a very good assumption because it is almost two years old now, but how can I prevent that from happening again when I put them back in.
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Slowly siphon the sand bed and ensure you are stirring up the deeper sand. In theory it should suck up and remove any gasses.
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Old 10-11-2011, 12:23 PM
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It is usually a problem with deeper sand bed and usually the sand on that spot become sort of black or dark. The way to prevent this is by having sand sifting snail, like a conch or something limilar. It will go inside the sand and aerate it.

How deep is your sand? It if is only an inch or 2, I doubt that's what hapened.

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That is a very good assumption because it is almost two years old now, but how can I prevent that from happening again when I put them back in.
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