Feedback on CaribSea Special Reef Grade Sand

[e46er]

Originally Posted by Tyler Werbowski

Obscene amount of turnover... that is what I am going for.

In a standard 120G (48X18WX24H)

for your information
thats a 90 G a 120G is 48x24x24

[Werbo]

Cudos. Your right. I just finished making my old tank (48X18X24) into a sump that is why those measurement are in my head. My display is a 48X24X24.

[Aquattro]

Originally Posted by Tyler Werbowski

Brad if you don't want it, just tell me when to come over and pick it up. That would be awesome. Thanks

Probably tomorrow night, I'm home all night. There's a few zeorocks mixed in, but you can sift them out!

[pterfloth]

Please post a follow up once you get it in. I'm having the same problem with 2 6100's in my 120.

Thanks!

[Werbo]

No problem. Hopefully I can get the sand in the tank & I'll do an update after the weekend.

[Aquattro]

Actually, I recall the previous owner of that tank had this sand and was running 2 Tunze 6100 pumps and a seaswirl return. His sand stayed mostly where he put it.

[High tide]

I like it, It has always stayed put for me (135g.,2xTunze 6100's, Dart rtn). I have my Tunze's positioned so one flows across the back and one flows across the front, and they're on the multicontroller so the flow never directly clashes.

[Werbo]

The verdict.
I finished adding this CaribSea Reef Grade sand. I added about 60lbs to my standard 120G (48X24X24). I have 2 Tunze 6080's pointed add each other. Return pump is is not a factor compared to the Tunzes.

Too be expected there were some small sand tornados and some very minor sand movements. Overall I must say the sand did stay put. Infact it didn't move at all after the first 2-3 minutes. I have no bare spots. I'd highly recommeded.

Thanks for everyones input.