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My sand is 4.5 years old
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Ooo...Save yourself some anguish and buy mostly new sand.
It's not worth the hassle. |
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1 or 2 bags of sand vs. possible loss of corals. Losing all the time and effort put into your corals isn't worth it and sand is cheap.
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I've heard this before... how old of tank is too old to keep the existing tank's sand?
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Mine sand bed is from Feb this year. If I don't want to cycle the tank again I should just go new? If I did resuse the old sand bed I just need to cycle it till its free from ammonia,nitrites and nitrates correct? |
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