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Wayne Sallee wrote:
I would not worry about having a little crushed coral gravel in the sand. Actually the bristle worms prefer rock. I pulled out a 5 gallon bucket of crushed coral. In a sand bed loaded with detritus, I found two small bristle worms. That's it. It's been my first experience with a DSB and it hasn't been a good one. We'll see what happens this time around. I'll give the sand bed a few months and then I'll add some detrivores back in. My 110g I run with just a shallow sand bed of maybe 2-3 centimeters. So far, I like that approach better. --Kurt |
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