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Is it ok to add some marine cleaner like sea cucumber for the sand bed due to the debris from the uncured live rocks and some snails to maintain the 'cleaniness' of the tank, during the cycling period?

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Is it ok to add some marine cleaner like sea cucumber for the sand bed due to the debris from the uncured live rocks and some snails to maintain the 'cleaniness' of the tank, during the cycling period?

thanks.

no dun risk LS during cycling, especially cucumbers. :pinch:

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no dun risk LS during cycling, especially cucumbers. :pinch:

i found that the LR bought are uncured making the water smelly. I bought the carbon and scraped off dead organism on the rock,freshwater dip, and put them back to the tank hopping to get it cured and cyclying the same time. Thought sea cucumber can help to clean the mess from the debris on the sand bed. :P

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i agree with bro law, wouldn't risk any LS.. a sea cucumber is enough to crash your tank.. :) risky..

ok what about turbo snails? :) in fact i have 3 small hardy fishes in the tank and have been there quite a while and seems to survive :)

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