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 Post subject: Pistol Shrimp digging....big time! PostPosted: May 03, 2006 - 11:01 AM
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I know these little buggers do a lot of digging and tunneling, so I wasn't surprised to see him go nuts when I moved this guy to my new 135g tank this weekend. The question I have is in regards to how his digging and sand shifting will effect my sand bed?

As much as I enjoy watching him dig I don't want him to mess up my sand bed with his antics. If it's between him and a stable environment....I'll take the stable environment. Very Happy

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 Post subject: RE: Pistol Shrimp digging....big time! PostPosted: May 03, 2006 - 12:24 PM
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is it a deep sand bed 4+ inches or a shallow sand bed of <1"?
if its shallow he really not effecting anything and keeping the sand disturbed, but if in a dsb he will effect your anaerobic denitrafing areas.
 
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It is a DSB, so I was afraid that he would be causing more issues than anything else. Looks like this little bugger will have to go.... Crying or Very sad

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