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  • sand in the DT

    7 63.64%

  • sand in the refugium

    0 0%

  • sand in both DT and refugium

    4 36.36%

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  1. 10-26-2011, 04:14 PM #11
    Sir Patrick
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    I love my BB tank.
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    I have had bare bottom and hated it. I prefer a fully functioning DSB in the 5-6" deep range which I would be hesitant in moving but your shallow sand does not contain anaerobic or anoxic bacteria so I say give it a good rinse and reuse it.
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