Jawfish
- Thread starter katsmooth
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1" really isn't deep enough.
3-4" would probably be doable. Make sure that there is larger chunks of rock. They prefer the larger crushed coral to fine sand. You can just take a small piece of LR rubble and smash it up with hammer. They use the larger pieces to shore up their burrows, and will often have a piece as a sort of door that they can block the entrance at night.
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3-4" would probably be doable. Make sure that there is larger chunks of rock. They prefer the larger crushed coral to fine sand. You can just take a small piece of LR rubble and smash it up with hammer. They use the larger pieces to shore up their burrows, and will often have a piece as a sort of door that they can block the entrance at night.
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It's steady, but it's got a much lower membership than many of the other boards, so some days it's pretty slow. That has good points and bad points. people tend to be a bit more polite and friendly the smaller the board is. But it may take a bit longer to get questions answered if folks are working or something.
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ha ha hakatsmooth said:
that's why the admin said "just kidding" you weren't really suppose to ask him.....he's an ass. a mr. thinks-he-knows-it-all
Would you happen to have the question you asked, and the response he said back to you? Quote it on here.....would be great for laughs.
I've had one in a 3 to 4 inch sand bed with crushed coral and they do fine in them (for my 37 gallon tank). I've experienced that they sometimes create more than 1 burrow/hole and move back and forth among them. Since they like popping up and down in their burrows usually in a vertical angle, I might be concerned with them in a 1inch sand bed since their body length is more than 2 inches.
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