Show me your BLACK/B&W Substrate

[Jmck]

Yea, i might purchase some, my tank finished cycling about 3 weeks ago, and I already have fish in there, but I will purchase a couple of bottles :)

 

[Bifferwine]

I didn't see a difference between this substrate and other substrates. I actually used a mix of half black and half white, so maybe that's why.

 

[reeffreak]

Here's my Red Sea Max when I had Tahitian Moon sand.

It's official.I have now seen more pics of your old system then the new and possibly imaginary zero edge.and nope,it never gets old talking about it.:mrgreen:

 

[yote]

About the only con I can think of with black sand,is less light gets reflected back up.But that might not be a bad thing,depending on how your looking at it.

 

[BL1]

About the only con I can think of with black sand,is less light gets reflected back up.But that might not be a bad thing,depending on how your looking at it.

also you'll see more of the detrius and waste on the black sand

 

[fastrd400]

As far as the light relecting back up, I'm fine with that. My lighting is super intense as it is, and I'm noticing that even the higher light required corals are having to be moved down. Not hip on seeing more detrius however.