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Thread: Coral Beauty VS Clam- Round #1

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    what did you end up using to put around the clam?

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    eggcrate. I made a cage 5x2 and its sitting underneath in the sand. Still get plenty of light from the MH.
    Ray Allen
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    I always have this on my photobucket, just in case...
    200g-No Corals Yet!



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    Ive thought about the bottle trap, may try a 1 liter bottle because a 2liter would take up a lot of space in the tank.
    Ray Allen
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    be careful with a crocea on the sand it can clog their system

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    Quote Originally Posted by tony View Post
    be careful with a crocea on the sand it can clog their system

    Good to know, ive seen many on the sand but had not heard that before. Its been on a rock but I moved it to keep it safe.
    Ray Allen
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    1604 Culebra/Shanefield
    rba0284@gmail.com
    40g Breeder Reef Aquarium

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    yeah they like to attach to rocks, you could keep it on the sand and just attach a rock or something underneath for them.

    so for the trap, you just cut off a bit of the funnel for the fish to swim in?

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    yes, you basically cut the bottles end off and reverse it. The fish can swim in but are not intelligent enought to get out.
    Ray Allen
    San Antonio, TX
    1604 Culebra/Shanefield
    rba0284@gmail.com
    40g Breeder Reef Aquarium

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    Quote Originally Posted by rz1a View Post
    yeah they like to attach to rocks, you could keep it on the sand and just attach a rock or something underneath for them.
    i wouldnt chance it, it may live long and prosper but as soon as something kicks up a sandstorm its likely a goner

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