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03-11-2014, 05:13 AM
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Even new sand doesn't rinse well.
The best way is to go outside and use the hose. It will take several hours of rinsing to come clean. This is what I did when I got 300lbs for my garden eel tank. It was an all day thing and then it still took the tank a couple of days to clear. With old sand it may take a bit longer but shouldn't be too difficult. I never understood why people suggest throwing old sand away. New sand has to be rinsed like crazy anyway so why not keep the old sand if you already have it... 
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03-11-2014, 02:36 PM
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Have you considered bare bottom ?
Sounds like a phosphate problem waiting to happen 
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