Cheap aroganite sand

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Heathd

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Thought I would throw this out there in case no one knew about the site. The guy gets good reviews and sells it as a price cheaper then you can get it anywhere else. The price even includes the shipping costs.

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That price is pretty good, but probably dosen't meet my size requirments I need sand that is teeny tiny haha, something along the lines of 60-100 microns with most of it being around 60-50 microns. I'm thinking I'm going to have to special order mine from a company that produces calcium carbonate for the chemical industry.
 
Kevin8888;4286699; said:
That price is pretty good, but probably dosen't meet my size requirments I need sand that is teeny tiny haha, something along the lines of 60-100 microns with most of it being around 60-50 microns. I'm thinking I'm going to have to special order mine from a company that produces calcium carbonate for the chemical industry.
Yea, people are saying this is sugar sized granules.
 
You could probably pick up pure calcium carbonate at home depot.
 
Heathd;4287832; said:
You could probably pick up pure calcium carbonate at home depot.

Well see the problem is that stuff you by comercialy as calcium carbonate is too small usaly between 1-10 microns, so its hard to find a happy medium. lol.
 
I am selling aragonite for $1 a pound...very reasonable.

Why would you want such fine sand...is this for a DSB... ha ha
 
FLESHY;4292333; said:
I am selling aragonite for $1 a pound...very reasonable.

Why would you want such fine sand...is this for a DSB... ha ha
I think its because he lilkes the look of cloudy water after a w/c.
 
FLESHY;4292333; said:
I am selling aragonite for $1 a pound...very reasonable.

Why would you want such fine sand...is this for a DSB... ha ha

Yes its for a proper DSB, so I need a specific size so the little sand critters are happy haha.

Heathd;4292391; said:
I think its because he lilkes the look of cloudy water after a w/c.

Not going to be a problem with the use of a massive scrubber and calc reactor/doseing I will be doing water changes rarely and the tank plan being 6' deep it will be hard to disturb the sand.
 
The thought of your brown sand is making me a little nauseous. :D

Just kidding buddy. I hope you dont have a failed DSB in a tank that size. I cant imagine the job that would be. Ha ha
 
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