B benito1188 Feeder Fish MFK Member Mar 22, 2008 411 0 0 los angeles, california Aug 4, 2008 #1 i think i have about 3-4" of sand in my 30X12 tank, i know is alot, long story. but how can i get it all out fast and easy? thanks
i think i have about 3-4" of sand in my 30X12 tank, i know is alot, long story. but how can i get it all out fast and easy? thanks
S slowef Feeder Fish MFK Member Apr 25, 2008 633 0 0 41 Destin, FL www.myspace.com Aug 4, 2008 #2 Wet/dry vac works wonders!
akskirmish Fire Eel MFK Member Jul 28, 2006 8,088 6 62 anchorage Aug 4, 2008 #3 Yep just siphon it out....
jcardona1 Feeder Fish MFK Member Jun 5, 2007 11,491 40 0 43 South of Heaven Aug 4, 2008 #4 siphon it out or scoop it out with a fishnet
B Bllib Candiru MFK Member Dec 7, 2007 709 8 48 In a box of Pop Tarts! Aug 4, 2008 #5 You could also use your substrate vac. Another thing to try is to get a clean dust pan and use it like a scoop they worked for me when I was removing crushed coral.
You could also use your substrate vac. Another thing to try is to get a clean dust pan and use it like a scoop they worked for me when I was removing crushed coral.
oneyedfish Fire Eel MFK Member Jan 7, 2006 1,422 4 68 49 West Chester, PA Aug 4, 2008 #6 I've used a shopvac with great success. good luck
benzjamin13 Administrator Staff member Administrator MFK Member Sep 12, 2005 31,652 648 201 Los Angeles, CA Aug 4, 2008 #7 Siphon
F Frostyone Feeder Fish MFK Member May 21, 2008 1,230 8 0 Baltimore Aug 4, 2008 #8 Use the siphon tube, remove the gravel vac part, just the tube. It creates more suction, it'll suck the sand out very quickly.
Use the siphon tube, remove the gravel vac part, just the tube. It creates more suction, it'll suck the sand out very quickly.
cichlid2006 Fire Eel MFK Member Feb 20, 2008 2,640 1 68 42 Fife - Scotland Aug 4, 2008 #9 yep syphon it out. thats what i did.
B benito1188 Feeder Fish MFK Member Mar 22, 2008 411 0 0 los angeles, california Aug 4, 2008 #10 oh ok cool, siphon it out it is thanks