Sand Sifting Creatures?

[Van-rookie]

I got a dragon goby today, was told by the lfs that its very good for sand sifting. Last time I look at my tank he was working already

[banditpowdercoat]

I definately need to look into something for my tanks. What's good with a Porc Puffer????

[BlueWorldAquatic]

dragon gobies like hair algae too

I got one in my personal tank at home.

Ken

[nanmer]

I have a sand sifting star and a dragon goby. I have beautiful white sand with plenty of little critters in it. It seems they don't always get to the bottom of the sand and this must seed the upper layers. Since the sand star is growing and doing well after 8 months it seems he is not going to starve to death like some people say they can.

My daughter named our dragon goby "Norbert" from "Harry Potter" LOL

[ElGuappo]

i have have s sandsifting star that could use a new home. pm me if interested

[fencer]

Sand dollars and Tiger tails

[BlueAbyss]

I have a Hector's Goby that sifts sand, but seems to like algae better. Cool fish though.

[naesco]

Originally Posted by Eb0la11

Just wondering what are some good sand sifting creatures I can add to my reef tank?

Right now I have 2 brittle stars, some nassarius snails, turbo snails, a lawnmower blenny, some BL hermits and 2 clowns. Im just starting out. Thats all Ive got in a 165G tank so far.

If you are just starting out there is no need to add anything.
What you want is a sand bed thriving with all kinds of critters.
You do not want a lifeless sand bed.
Maybe add a a small conch after six months.

[Madreefer]

My sand sifting star fish does a good job, I prefer them over a goby because they don't spit sand all over corals.

[Myka]

Originally Posted by naesco

If you are just starting out there is no need to add anything.
What you want is a sand bed thriving with all kinds of critters.
You do not want a lifeless sand bed.
Maybe add a a small conch after six months.

Good call.