DSB

[KurtG[_3_]]

Any good recommendations for Detritus build-up? I inherited a 100
gallon tank with a DSB, but I've been battling high nutrient loads since
I got it. I suspect that the DSB is loaded with detritus.

--Kurt

[KurtG[_4_]]

KurtG wrote:
> Any good recommendations for cleaning out deep butt holes of caked on crap build-up? I inherited a
> love doll with a Deep Stinking Butthole, and I've been battling infectiouis issues and sticky dick ever since
> I suspect that the DSB is loaded with **** naturally but how does one unpack those thjings.......unlike others in this goruop I am relatively new at packing and cleaning butt holes.
>
> --Kurt, tha panty wearing ladyboi

[Peter Pan[_2_]]

I found this article:

http://www2.hawaii.edu/~delbeek/gobies.html

[KurtG[_4_]]

On Dec 27, 1:47*pm, KurtG > wrote:
> KurtG wrote:
> > Any good recommendations for cleaning out deep butt holes of caked on crap build-up? *I inherited a
> > love doll with a Deep Stinking Butthole, and *I've been battling infectiouis issues and sticky dick ever since
> > *I suspect that the DSB is loaded with **** naturally but how does one unpack those thjings.......unlike others in this goruop I am relatively new at packing and cleaning butt holes.
>
> > --Kurt, tha panty wearing ladyboi- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -

Hmmmmmmmmmmmmm, if yuuor ****ing so called super duper filters are
working why the **** is it still that what I reply and post to getting
read.......your all a bunch of lying dumbasses in need of a good
education on kill filters ................Then again thats what
happens when you listen to a dumbass like Wayne or Kurt and
George.................who really know they do not know what the ****
they are talking about, but go through the moitions so they lkook good
to the sheeple that require their guidance like August, Pecker licker
Peter and a few others..what more can I say.DUMBASS"s

[Wayne Sallee]

You could sell it as miracle mud. :-) hehe

I don't normally recommend vacuuming, but you could
vacuum it in small areas, going down just a little
into the sand, and run the dirty water into a
blue-jean filter, with the exiting water returning
to the sump, then dump the mud out of the blue-jean
filter into a bucket, and return the critters back
to the tank.

Wayne Sallee



KurtG wrote on 12/27/2007 2:37 PM:
> Any good recommendations for Detritus build-up? I inherited a 100
> gallon tank with a DSB, but I've been battling high nutrient loads since
> I got it. I suspect that the DSB is loaded with detritus.
>
> --Kurt

[KurtG[_4_]]

On Dec 27, 5:13*pm, KurtG > wrote:
> On Dec 27, 1:47*pm, KurtG > wrote:
>
> > KurtG wrote:
> > > Any good recommendations for cleaning out deep butt holes of caked on crap build-up? *I inherited a
> > > love doll with a Deep Stinking Butthole, and *I've been battling infectiouis issues and sticky dick ever since
> > > *I suspect that the DSB is loaded with **** naturally but how does one unpack those thjings.......unlike others in this goruop I am relatively new at packing and cleaning butt holes.
>
> > > --Kurt, tha panty wearing ladyboi- Hide quoted text -
>
> > - Show quoted text -
>
> Hmmmmmmmmmmmmm, if yuuor ****ing so called super duper filters are
> working why the **** is it still that what I reply and post to getting
> read.......your all a bunch of lying dumbasses in need of a good
> education on kill filters ................Then again thats what
> happens when you listen to a dumbass like Wayne or Kurt and
> George.................who really know they do not know what the ****
> they are talking about, but go through the moitions so they lkook good
> to the sheeple that require their guidance like August, Pecker licker
> Peter and a few others..what more can I say.DUMBASS"s

Or as Wayne would go............heheheheheheheheheeh ya ****ing
dumbass

[George Patterson]

KurtG wrote:
> Any good recommendations for Detritus build-up? I inherited a 100
> gallon tank with a DSB, but I've been battling high nutrient loads since
> I got it. I suspect that the DSB is loaded with detritus.

Got any worms in your other tanks? Catch any that you can, and dump them in the
new one. Rd hermits are also good. Conchs work too.

George Patterson
Worry doesn't improve the future; it just ruins the present.

[Mark Cooper]

KurtG > wrote in
:

>
> Any good recommendations for Detritus build-up? I inherited a 100
> gallon tank with a DSB, but I've been battling high nutrient loads
> since I got it. I suspect that the DSB is loaded with detritus.
>
> --Kurt

I have gone without a dsb and have had much better results. They are
fine if you have the right maintenance, but without the right setup it's
a detritus sink. I read a thread on Reef Frontiers where Anthony Calfo
discussed that the successful dsb tanks have great flow, a great
skimmer, and a balance of bioload, cleanup crew and dsb fauna. He stated
that for most hobbyists it will save a lot of headaches if you go ssb or
bb.

He recommends the remote dsb as a trouble free option while reaping the
benefits of a dsb.

[Big Habeeb (a.k.a. Mitch)[_7_]]

On Mar 1, 11:25*am, Mark Cooper > wrote:
> KurtG > wrote t:
>
>
>
> > Any good recommendations for Detritus build-up? *I inherited a 100
> > gallon tank with a DSB, but I've been battling high nutrient loads
> > since I got it. *I suspect that the DSB is loaded with detritus.
>
> > --Kurt
>
> I have gone without a dsb and have had much better results. They are
> fine if you have the right maintenance, but without the right setup it's
> a detritus sink. I read a thread on Reef Frontiers where Anthony Calfo
> discussed that the successful dsb tanks have great flow, a great
> skimmer, and a balance of bioload, cleanup crew and dsb fauna. He stated
> that for most hobbyists it will save a lot of headaches if you go ssb or
> bb.
>
> He recommends the remote dsb as a trouble free option while reaping the
> benefits of a dsb.

hehehehehehe you dumbass!

[ªºªandcarole(R)(tm)[_2_]]

On Mar 2, 1:10�pm, "Big Habeeb (a.k.a. Mitch)"
> wrote:
> On Mar 1, 11:25�am, Mark Cooper > wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
> > KurtG > wrote t:
>
> > > Any good recommendations for Detritus build-up? �I inherited a 100
> > > gallon tank with a DSB, but I've been battling high nutrient loads
> > > since I got it. �I suspect that the DSB is loaded with detritus.
>
> > > --Kurt
>
> > I have gone without a dsb and have had much better results. They are
> > fine if you have the right maintenance, but without the right setup it's
> > a detritus sink. I read a thread on Reef Frontiers where Anthony Calfo
> > discussed that the successful dsb tanks have great flow, a great
> > skimmer, and a balance of bioload, cleanup crew and dsb fauna. He stated
> > that for most hobbyists it will save a lot of headaches if you go ssb or
> > bb.
>
> > He recommends the remote dsb as a trouble free option while reaping the
> > benefits of a dsb.
>
> hehehehehehe you dumbass!

LOL!!!

[Wayne Sallee]

I have experimented with a bare bottom, and have
found it to be interesting, but not as good in the
long run.

I have found that while having a refugium with deep
sand bead is beneficial, the remote deep sand bead
is not able to do the same as a deep sand bead
located in the main aquarium where the action is at.

Wayne Sallee



Mark Cooper wrote on 3/1/2008 12:25 PM:
> KurtG > wrote in
> :
>
>> Any good recommendations for Detritus build-up? I inherited a 100
>> gallon tank with a DSB, but I've been battling high nutrient loads
>> since I got it. I suspect that the DSB is loaded with detritus.
>>
>> --Kurt
>
> I have gone without a dsb and have had much better results. They are
> fine if you have the right maintenance, but without the right setup it's
> a detritus sink. I read a thread on Reef Frontiers where Anthony Calfo
> discussed that the successful dsb tanks have great flow, a great
> skimmer, and a balance of bioload, cleanup crew and dsb fauna. He stated
> that for most hobbyists it will save a lot of headaches if you go ssb or
> bb.
>
> He recommends the remote dsb as a trouble free option while reaping the
> benefits of a dsb.
>

[Big Habeeb (a.k.a. Mitch)[_7_]]

On Mar 3, 5:30*pm, Wayne Sallee > wrote:
> I have experimented with a bare bottom, and have
> found it to be interesting, but not as good in the
> long run.
>
> I have found that while having a refugium with deep
> sand bead is beneficial, the remote deep sand bead
> is not able to do the same as a deep sand bead
> located in the main aquarium where the action is at.
>
> Wayne Sallee
>
>
> Mark Cooper wrote on 3/1/2008 12:25 PM:
>
>
>
> > KurtG > wrote in
> :
>
> >> Any good recommendations for Detritus build-up? *I inherited a 100
> >> gallon tank with a DSB, but I've been battling high nutrient loads
> >> since I got it. *I suspect that the DSB is loaded with detritus.
>
> >> --Kurt
>
> > I have gone without a dsb and have had much better results. They are
> > fine if you have the right maintenance, but without the right setup it's
> > a detritus sink. I read a thread on Reef Frontiers where Anthony Calfo
> > discussed that the successful dsb tanks have great flow, a great
> > skimmer, and a balance of bioload, cleanup crew and dsb fauna. He stated
> > that for most hobbyists it will save a lot of headaches if you go ssb or
> > bb.
>
> > He recommends the remote dsb as a trouble free option while reaping the
> > benefits of a dsb.- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -

duh no wonder here we have one dumbass running a sand "bead" where
others are usuing a sand "bed"..see what did I tell you about this
group being full of dumbasses! I bet this dumbass has his anal beads
mixed up with his sand be, so I sure hope he does not try and cram a
sand bed up his poop chute.but then againb it may be the norm for this
clown.

[bobandcarole[_42_]]

On Mar 3, 7:00�pm, "Big Habeeb (a.k.a. Mitch)"
> wrote:
> On Mar 3, 5:30�pm, Wayne Sallee > wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
> > I have experimented with a bare bottom, and have
> > found it to be interesting, but not as good in the
> > long run.
>
> > I have found that while having a refugium with deep
> > sand bead is beneficial, the remote deep sand bead
> > is not able to do the same as a deep sand bead
> > located in the main aquarium where the action is at.
>
> > Wayne Sallee
> >
>
> > Mark Cooper wrote on 3/1/2008 12:25 PM:
>
> > > KurtG > wrote in
> > :
>
> > >> Any good recommendations for Detritus build-up? �I inherited a 100
> > >> gallon tank with a DSB, but I've been battling high nutrient loads
> > >> since I got it. �I suspect that the DSB is loaded with detritus.
>
> > >> --Kurt
>
> > > I have gone without a dsb and have had much better results. They are
> > > fine if you have the right maintenance, but without the right setup it's
> > > a detritus sink. I read a thread on Reef Frontiers where Anthony Calfo
> > > discussed that the successful dsb tanks have great flow, a great
> > > skimmer, and a balance of bioload, cleanup crew and dsb fauna. He stated
> > > that for most hobbyists it will save a lot of headaches if you go ssb or
> > > bb.
>
> > > He recommends the remote dsb as a trouble free option while reaping the
> > > benefits of a dsb.- Hide quoted text -
>
> > - Show quoted text -
>
> duh no wonder �here we have one dumbass running a sand "bead" �where
> others are usuing a sand "bed"..see what did I tell you about this
> group being full of dumbasses! �I bet this dumbass has his anal beads
> mixed up with his sand be, so I sure hope he does not try and cram a
> sand bed up his poop chute.but then againb it may be the norm for this
> clown.
LOL!!!!!!!!

[Wayne Sallee]

Mark Cooper wrote on 3/1/2008 12:25 PM:
> He stated
> that for most hobbyists it will save a lot of headaches if you go ssb

The idea of deliberately trying to keep the sand
very shallow, ie ShallowSandBed, in order to prevent
it from being a deep sand bead is foolishness.

Wayne Sallee

[Wayne Sallee]

Of course it would help if I'd stop spelling "bed"
wrong. :-)

Wayne Sallee

[Big Habeeb (a.k.a. Mitch)[_7_]]

On Mar 3, 8:08Â*pm, bobandcarole > wrote:
> On Mar 3, 7:00�pm, "Big Habeeb (a.k.a. Mitch)"
>
>
>
> > wrote:
> > On Mar 3, 5:30�pm, Wayne Sallee > wrote:
>
> > > I have experimented with a bare bottom, and have
> > > found it to be interesting, but not as good in the
> > > long run.
>
> > > I have found that while having a refugium with deep
> > > sand bead is beneficial, the remote deep sand bead
> > > is not able to do the same as a deep sand bead
> > > located in the main aquarium where the action is at.
>
> > > Wayne Sallee
> > >
>
> > > Mark Cooper wrote on 3/1/2008 12:25 PM:
>
> > > > KurtG > wrote in
> > > :
>
> > > >> Any good recommendations for Detritus build-up? �I inherited a 100
> > > >> gallon tank with a DSB, but I've been battling high nutrient loads
> > > >> since I got it. �I suspect that the DSB is loaded with detritus.
>
> > > >> --Kurt
>
> > > > I have gone without a dsb and have had much better results. They are
> > > > fine if you have the right maintenance, but without the right setup it's
> > > > a detritus sink. I read a thread on Reef Frontiers where Anthony Calfo
> > > > discussed that the successful dsb tanks have great flow, a great
> > > > skimmer, and a balance of bioload, cleanup crew and dsb fauna. He stated
> > > > that for most hobbyists it will save a lot of headaches if you go ssb or
> > > > bb.
>
> > > > He recommends the remote dsb as a trouble free option while reaping the
> > > > benefits of a dsb.- Hide quoted text -
>
> > > - Show quoted text -
>
> > duh no wonder �here we have one dumbass running a sand "bead" �where
> > others are usuing a sand "bed"..see what did I tell you about this
> > group being full of dumbasses! �I bet this dumbass has his anal beads
> > mixed up with his sand be, so I sure hope he does not try and cram a
> > sand bed up his poop chute.but then againb it may be the norm for this
> > clown.
>
> LOL!!!!!!!!- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -

How many times do I have to keep correcting the ****ing subject?
****ing children need to leave their wanking hands off the subject.

[barnnetjakson]

I adulation watching them if diving in the keyes or off miami, so I got a brace for my aquarium. I was acquisitive that I could pair them, but they fought so I bare to abstracted them. I may try if I get a 180.