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March 28th, 2006, 12:55 AM
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Bacteria Sand Bed ?
What Are The Easiest Ways To Crash Or Destroy Your Bacteria Bed? I Thing I Might Have Done Something To Mess It Up!
I Only Been Using Every Other Day A Dose Of Purple Up Which I Stoped Using For A Clomplete Week Now And 3 Doses Of Ammo Lock To Remove Some Of The Ammonia. Are There Any Ways To Know If Your Sand Bed Is Doing Good Visually? Current Aquarium(s) Description: 55 gallon long saltwater Experience in Saltwater & Reef Aquarium Hobby: new Other Intrests: RC, ANIMALS 
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March 28th, 2006, 05:16 PM
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Becareful with dosing your tank with additives to much is not good.Maybe once a week with that stuff.Regular water changes,a good light source,and time your rock will get coraline on it.Also if your get a piece cover from a local reefer or your lfs the stuff will spread to the rest of your tank.Here is a good article on sandbeds.There is plenty more info under the same section too that may be helpful to you.
http://www.livingreefs.com/forums/setting-up-your-tank/455-sandbeds.html
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Jasen Current Aquarium(s) Description: 29 gallon reef Experience in Saltwater & Reef Aquarium Hobby: 3 salt and 10 fresh
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