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kien 03-19-2014 04:04 AM

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Originally Posted by kien (Post 887161)
+1 LOL. Brad is such a trend setter! My sand has been reduced to wet dust and I need to scoop it out as well and replace it with a larger grain.

except for the whole egg crate thing.. that's just ridonkulous.

Aquattro 03-19-2014 04:07 AM

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Originally Posted by kien (Post 887161)
My sand has been reduced to wet dust

I guess that's how I would describe mine, more of a mulm than sand. Just floating around the tank, landing in expensive SPS and killing them. sigh...

EmilyB 03-19-2014 05:27 AM

People still have sand...?? :question: :biggrin:

kien 03-19-2014 05:30 AM

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Originally Posted by EmilyB (Post 887182)
People still have sand...?? :question: :biggrin:

i even have retro metal halides (does anyone still remember those?) to kick it with my old skool sand bed.

don.ald 03-19-2014 02:09 PM

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Originally Posted by EmilyB (Post 887182)
People still have sand...?? :question: :biggrin:

People still have egg crate :wink:

reefermadness 03-19-2014 02:27 PM

A snickers bar. Dear god, just think of your blood sugar and hot ears Brad. ;)

Than again maybe the sugar buzz will help you get even more work done.

Aquattro 03-19-2014 03:57 PM

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Originally Posted by reefermadness (Post 887224)
A snickers bar. Dear god, just think of your blood sugar and hot ears Brad. ;)

Than again maybe the sugar buzz will help you get even more work done.

No kidding. If I eat sugar, I have to lie down -lol

TimT 03-19-2014 04:18 PM

It has been found that sugar increases your serotonin levels thus making you feel good... which counters the nagging doubt you just destroyed your tank. ;^P

I think your a great mod but your tank may not think your a great modder. ;^P
I recently removed my 9 yr old 3" - 4" deep sand bed and some of the acros are still adapting.

The miracle mud is great in the garden!!! Just let it settle in the bucket and then drain off most of the saltwater before adding it. Skimmer sludge is another gardeners secret. LoL

Aquattro 03-19-2014 04:23 PM

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Originally Posted by TimT (Post 887254)
which counters the nagging doubt you just destroyed your tank. ;^P

Actually, I felt like I was saving my tank! I usually wake to a good film of algae on the front glass, but today, cleaner than ever.
Depending how the new sand develops, I may replace it annually.

Delphinus 03-19-2014 04:23 PM

Skimmer sludge isn't too salty for a garden? I would not have guessed that it was a good idea to do that.


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