H hle_81 AC Members Dec 9, 2002 205 0 0 florida Visit site Jun 9, 2003 #1 I stir the sand in my tank once a week during water changes. Is that enough?
125gJoe 2009 VMAX Jul 6, 2002 3,047 0 0 Jun 12, 2003 #2 Should be ok with that... Are you tying to prevent 'anerobic air pockets'? Never heard a set rule on this, but can't hurt much I guess. Do you have a heavily planted aquarium?
Should be ok with that... Are you tying to prevent 'anerobic air pockets'? Never heard a set rule on this, but can't hurt much I guess. Do you have a heavily planted aquarium?
V valerie AC Members Apr 18, 2001 1,318 0 0 42 Edmonton, AB Jun 13, 2003 #3 If you have MTS do you still have to stir the sand?
125gJoe 2009 VMAX Jul 6, 2002 3,047 0 0 Jun 13, 2003 #4 I completely forgot what 'MTS' is..... I do think any sand or fine gravel would need some minor 'stirring' from time to time - not enough to up-root plants though.
I completely forgot what 'MTS' is..... I do think any sand or fine gravel would need some minor 'stirring' from time to time - not enough to up-root plants though.
Timmain42 Disturbed Quasi-Genius Jan 4, 2002 662 1 0 D/FW, TEXAS www.xmenclan.org Jun 13, 2003 #6 MTS are excellent sand stirrers, but only down to a depth of about 1.5". I've heard tire-track eels suggested before as a method of stirring it up, but plants would work better with the MTS.
MTS are excellent sand stirrers, but only down to a depth of about 1.5". I've heard tire-track eels suggested before as a method of stirring it up, but plants would work better with the MTS.