Glass for DSB

[reefburnaby]

Hi Steve,

So, how deep is your sand bed ? If it isn't very deep, I would just add some finer sand (say dolomite lime and sandblasting sand) on top of the existing sand. Try not to disturb the existing sand since that creates more problems. Over time, the sand should sink into the tiny crevaces that were formed by the crush coral.

Say Steve (Tigger), where you trying to phone me yeasterday ?

- Victor.

[ 20 December 2001: Message edited by: reefburnaby ]

[Reefmaster]

if you're throwing out crushed coral / aragonite i'll take it off your hands and give ya something in return for it...maybe some mushrooms or something. shane

[Tigger]

Shane
I have about 50lb of crush coral sitting in a bucket.
Steve

[Reefmaster]

how long has it been out of the tank? i would be able to come pick it up after work tomorrow...shane

[Tigger]

It has been out of my tank for a about a month now. Send me a personal message if you want to pick it up.

[DJ88]

I may be off in left field here but Shane, did you notice Steve is in Port Coquitlam? Are you working here for a bit or something?

[Tigger]

Steve (Stir Crazy):
Have you put in the dolomite lime yet? I'm thinking of putting it in soon and I was just wondering what you thought of it. Did it cloud of the water for a long time? I'm still a little worried about putting it in.

Victor: Would it be possible to come by and see you tank set-up?

Steve

[Reefmaster]

no darren you got it, its me out in left field. port coquitlam is more of a drive than i'm gonna make for crushed coral, i thought it was steve-in-victoria. oops.

[StirCrazy]

Steve (Tigger) sorry no reply for a bit I just got back from holladays.. no I have not put it in as I am only about 1/2 done my stand.. and still buying last minuit things like the tank [img]images/smiles/icon_smile.gif[/img]

Steve