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![]() sigh... anyone know if silica causes algae blooms?
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![]() Do a search on the board and you'll find a lot of info.
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![]() hmm well aparently many types of algea and small organisms like that have/are made up of a large amount of silica
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![]() Target play sand is what you need. I have it in my freshwater tank and it is great. The cloudiness in our 150 gallon tall only lasted a couple of hours after adding everything. I think you get it at Home Depot at around $5 per bag.
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![]() well other then fw is dif then sw ok,
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![]() thanks Pier Pressure.
I was trying to remember the type of sand I used. target play sand from home depot is what I have used in lots of tanks and I haven't noticed any difference at all between those tanks and the other ones that have the agrimix sand. Neal
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![]() ok tks guys, it'll save me a bunch of $ (:do u guys find that if you have a skimmer rated for a larger tank that you don't have to do water changes as often?
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