B Barracuda37 Jack Dempsey MFK Member Jun 30, 2011 307 0 31 California Love Jul 18, 2011 #1 Hi i went to leslies the other day asking about pool sand and they said that they had Pool Filter Sand like for pool filters. Is that what the pool sand is that most people use for their tanks?? Please reply
Hi i went to leslies the other day asking about pool sand and they said that they had Pool Filter Sand like for pool filters. Is that what the pool sand is that most people use for their tanks?? Please reply
D dangerhack Jack Dempsey MFK Member Apr 16, 2011 938 0 31 NJ Jul 18, 2011 #2 yea leslies pool filter sand is what i have its good an clean
B Barracuda37 Jack Dempsey MFK Member Jun 30, 2011 307 0 31 California Love Jul 18, 2011 #3 Ok cool thanks! so how many pounds would i need for my 150?
S shaydon Feeder Fish MFK Member Apr 14, 2011 45 0 0 Beaver Dams NY Jul 18, 2011 #4 I used 150 lbs for my 250g ans it was more then enough so i would say you could get away with 75 to 100 lbs
I used 150 lbs for my 250g ans it was more then enough so i would say you could get away with 75 to 100 lbs
B Barracuda37 Jack Dempsey MFK Member Jun 30, 2011 307 0 31 California Love Jul 18, 2011 #5 Ok great thank you!
D dangerhack Jack Dempsey MFK Member Apr 16, 2011 938 0 31 NJ Jul 19, 2011 #6 really depends how thick you want it... i would start with at least 100 to 150 lbs.. i have 250lbs in my 200gallon but i like a thick sand
really depends how thick you want it... i would start with at least 100 to 150 lbs.. i have 250lbs in my 200gallon but i like a thick sand
F floridagar Feeder Fish MFK Member Jun 18, 2010 630 0 0 chicago Jul 19, 2011 #7 Thick sand is easier to clean with a 150 tall less reaching down in the tank.
M Motoxer777 Gambusia MFK Member Jan 6, 2011 641 0 16 34 Santa Paula Jul 19, 2011 #8 I use silica sand. It's just not washed so u need to clean it
O ogmoses Candiru MFK Member May 9, 2011 111 0 46 NOT OF THIS WORLD Jul 19, 2011 #9 your going to love it. Check the grit if you can and go with the heavier one, Like 16 grit, and make sure you take your time and wash it out good. good luck
your going to love it. Check the grit if you can and go with the heavier one, Like 16 grit, and make sure you take your time and wash it out good. good luck
B Barracuda37 Jack Dempsey MFK Member Jun 30, 2011 307 0 31 California Love Jul 19, 2011 #10 Thanks guys very helpful info also is thinner sand better for rays and bichirs?