grunge

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  1. crutkas

    crutkas Flamingo Tongue

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    I was reading on Garf and was wondering what exactly Grunge was. Sounds like just live sand to me.

    I'm still months away from purchasing everything I need for a tank and was wondering if I should purchase some to help spur on growth and help cycle the new tank.
     
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  3. shawnz28

    shawnz28 3reef Sponsor

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    If I remember correctly it is just their live sand and rubble.
     
  4. Gresham

    Gresham Great Blue Whale

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    Yah, its rubble/sand from their old systems. You can get lots a freebies in it, I got 7 diffrent single polyps that all grew into colonies. I got 2 kinds of Xenia, 2 toadstools, wood polyp, clove polyp and a small frag of gsp, IIRC.
     
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    crutkas Flamingo Tongue

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    If I were to help use this to help start up my tank, would I have to worry about mantis shrimp in them or any other bad parasites?
     
  6. Gresham

    Gresham Great Blue Whale

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    There is nothing in GARF Grunge that you need to worry about. They collect it mainly from their fragging systems. I believe the infuse the old stuff, with more new stuff, on occassion, but they'd never throw anything into their tanks that you'd not want.

    Several of my friends and I have all used GARF Grunge to infuse our LS and DSB's with excellent results. I never really orderred corals packs from them, but I have gotten cleaner crews from them. I like the selection of snails and hermits Leroy puts together.