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SouthDown or suitable sand in Southern CA?



 
 
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Old August 22nd 03, 03:35 PM
Mort
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Default SouthDown or suitable sand in Southern CA?


"KK" wrote in message
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If it is a new tank, you dump the sand in and then cover it with a large
black garbage bag , that has been poked with tiny holes. Put a inverted
plate in the center and slowly add your water pouring it onto the plate.
As the water rises so will the bag. At this point you can remove the
plate and continue to slowly add water. This will greatly reduce the
milkshake effect. HTH


I see, so there IS a possibility of washing away the argonite if you rinse
it?

~Mort



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Old August 22nd 03, 04:16 PM
Pszemol
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Default SouthDown or suitable sand in Southern CA?

"Mort" wrote in message y.com...
so there IS a possibility of washing away the argonite if you rinse it?


Yes, by washing it you will remove small particles from the mixture.
 




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