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Chiro

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I'm a newbie, and only recently have established my 50G tank. The LFS guy sold me 2 Macrodactyla doreensis, but they must tolerate substrate of 2 inches of sand covered with 1.5 inches of non-living coral pieces. (the pieces are mostly 0.5 inches diameter by 1.5 length).

Now I have come to learn that Macrodactyl prefers sand/mud to settle into. Is it feasible to set up a 10G WITHOUT a big equipment expense, and dedicate it for their survival?

I'm happy to consider a variety of alternatives. I just discovered that this species has very limited distribution and collecting pressure is increasing. I'm highly motivated to not letting these 2 succumb.
 
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No. Keep them as best as you can in the 50 gallon tank. I've never kept Macrodactyla doreensis before, but many people that frequent the General Reefkeeping Discussion have. You may try asking there as well.
 

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