Yes, after fifteen days of hard work (absolutely false) Today I removed the tub last rock and now they are all in the dark in the garage waiting for their turn to be called in environment much more suited to them.
doing so I left open in all its muddy bottom of the coral sand that I had put a year and a half after the opening of the tank. The choice of graulometria then fell on a medium-grained thin 2 / 3 mm and I was limited to deposit half a centimeter in the visible part of the fund.
Needless to say, once the optical effect has been amazing. The tank seemed to be really different. The reflection of light that finally vetraccio background disappeared from view. God I believed I had made the right choice!
But my entisiasmo lasted only a few days, or the time that my Frenatus A. discovered how nice it was scratching his belly in the sand. Result ... Much of the fund in a few days had been shot in the rocks from the tail of the evil clown.
We returned to the status word with the initial sand effect vanished in plain sight vetraccio basic plus excellent trash debris from the rocks.
After today I saw how much mud is in the fund have come to the conclusion that "no more sand in my tanks" obviously DSB separately. Do not you believe it?
Look at the pictures ... They do not do horror??
We returned to the status word with the initial sand effect vanished in plain sight vetraccio basic plus excellent trash debris from the rocks.
After today I saw how much mud is in the fund have come to the conclusion that "no more sand in my tanks" obviously DSB separately. Do not you believe it?
Look at the pictures ... They do not do horror??
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