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* Tristan wrote, On 12/5/2006 1:01 PM:
Says who. !" can be too much in some conditions. Unless yu have a need for a deep sand bed its best to keep it at or under 1" and not worry about it causing problems later on. However if there is a real need for a deeper bed then 2" is really too shallow, but its deep enough to cause problems. How can you tell if there's a need for a deeper bed? I have an 8- or 10-gal. hex tank set up with about a 3" bed. |
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