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November 20th 05, 02:10 PM
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Cloudy tank
Hi. I am attempting to start a Deep Sand Bed Salt Water Aquarium. As
recommened on more then one web site I obtained play sand from home depot and put in my empty aquarium. Then I put in the power heads, filled the tank with water, added salt, and turned the power heads on. This has been about 2 week ago and I can not get the the sand to settle. The tanks IS VERY CLOUDY..more like muddy. I have found if I turn the powerheads off the tank starts to clear a bit but as soon as I turm them back on the tank gets cloudy again. The power heads are not pointing towards the sand. Does anyone know what I am doing wrong, or how I can clear this up? Thanks in advance 
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