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Bioballs are best used out of water with water trickling
over them. They do work under water, but do their best work out of water with water trickling over them. For reef tank, just use live rock and live sand filtering, and a protein skimmer. Wayne Sallee ______________________ I've already got crushed coral as substrate. I don't really like the way sand blows all over the rocks and stuff. Would it work to add a couple inches of sand, mix it together? Cindy |
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If you aim the water right, the sand won't blow all over
the rock. Wayne Sallee Wayne's Pets Cindy wrote on 5/11/2006 1:49 PM: Bioballs are best used out of water with water trickling over them. They do work under water, but do their best work out of water with water trickling over them. For reef tank, just use live rock and live sand filtering, and a protein skimmer. Wayne Sallee ______________________ I've already got crushed coral as substrate. I don't really like the way sand blows all over the rocks and stuff. Would it work to add a couple inches of sand, mix it together? Cindy |
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Bio-balls are the only thing I use in my Emp. 400. Oh and it is for sale too.....Pm or email if interested..
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