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10-02-2008, 03:03 PM
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sand filter
just wondering if enyone has used one before. looking for pro's and con's before i use one .
thanks 
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[/SIGPIC]Tank info 265gal,55gal sump with 1550 rpm dart pump Euro-Reef 250 skimmer marine tech single ca reactor 72" 546w aquactinics marine t5ho wave master pro running 4 #4 Koralia's GHL profilux plus 2 -------------------------- PH-8.0-8.2 Temp-78-80 Sal-1.024 Ca-410 Kh-110 
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10-02-2008, 09:11 PM
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Wardley's "the sandman"? Garbage - PITA to start, loses it's siphon every once in a while and you have to go thru it all over again. But that's the only type I've used, maybe others are better. (It's just a little guy)
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10-13-2008, 10:41 PM
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Sand filter
According to anthony calfo you can just fill a bucket with sand(fine granulate) And run water just over the surface , leaving the lid on the bucket to keep it dark, and this will absorb nitrates. I havent used one before. But i'm gonna try it sooner or later!!
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90 gal with 55 gal sump dual 250 double ended hqi 14k geisseman, 33 gal prop tank geisseman 150 hqi 14500k,two cpr refugiums,P.M. calcuim reactor,tunze wavebox. 12 gal nano 55 gal freshwater planted/jaguar tank with sump, pc lighting, co2 
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