So I got my GRUNGE today....

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I have had my grunge in for 1 month now... and I have seen 2 TINY red worms, I THINK spaghetti worms in the sand, and... um... thats it. Oh.. I have seen a few tunnels against the glass.. maybe 3, and one of them was developing before the grunge!

I have seen some pods, or what I think are pods... I kinda thought pods were bigger. These things are tiny. Probably about 1/4 the size of this punctuation.... . TINY

All in all I wasnt impressed with what grunge did for my tank, and was certianly disapointed in the mess, and loosing my nice white sand!
 
have seen some pods, or what I think are pods... I kinda thought pods were bigger. These things are tiny. Probably about 1/4 the size of this punctuation.... . TINY
Sounds like you have copepods atleast. Amphipods are generally larger, about 1/8-1/4 inch.
 
Seepu..... I added Garf Grundge to my tank a little over a month ago, too. Have seen a few small worms, no pods or microstars. But, what a mess it made! Lots of empty shells and shell pieces, a few small rocks, nothing larger than half an inch. The money I wasted would have been better spent on a few extra pounds of quality live rock.
 
<shrug> I kinda liked the 'natural' look of the shell pieces and what not... personal pref I spose.
 
Like I said earlier in this thread, I would have liked some shells and such... What I got looks just like smashed up redish slate, with mud. I haven't seen any marine substrate that looks like this. It is almost rectangular in shape, imagine a flat, square-ish bacon bit. I tried to mix it in with my exsting sand, but these pieces being larger, tend to settle on top.

Oh well. Live and Learn.
 
I got a good bit of those bacon bits myself... was very curious as to what is was...
heh
mmmm bacon...
 
LOL.. ya... I LOVE bacos!

I really think it's slate... I use various colored slate in my cichlid tanks, and the chips that come off of it when I break it to manageable pieces looks just like this.
 
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