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![]() Try to stay clam, I know this seems very very bad; however it will be okay; after all the sand is not poison and toxic, this same thing can happen in the wild with hurricanes and storms.
Just let the water clear up and break out the turkey baster to gently start cleaning the large sand granules out of your corals and rock work..... start from the top and work your way gently down :-) Good luck with your project, and hope you are feeling better soon mate ![]() |
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well since the post its clearned up pretty fast, i can see the back (bearly) all the sand i removed first then when i got home, seemed to be most of it, and the polyps are still open.. not so much worried as stressed. |
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![]() Wow. Sorry to hear about your powerhead dropping off like that
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![]() i know right, im retiring them all and getting more koralias, suction and magnets, both cant fail... though knowing this hobby i better not say that.
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![]() Im in the same boat today as you... Added 40lbs of sand to my sump and ta da... rinse and all its still like milk... 2nd time Ive waited this out now but 3 days and your good to go.
Any way you can get some filter floss working in there? cuts time in half... |
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![]() I could but i dont have any handy...
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![]() Oh I would be so angry!
But I'm going to say to you, don't worry. Stay happy. All will settle in time. Poor sea cucumber though. It's been a rough week for him. |