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Any insight ?Should be ready to get the thing filled this weekend what do I do about the sand ? What’s the best way to rinse it? I think I used live sand last time and didn’t realize I bought dry ?
Put it in a bucket and hose it till the water turns clear.Should be ready to get the thing filled this weekend what do I do about the sand ? What’s the best way to rinse it? I think I used live sand last time and didn’t realize I bought dry ?
Personally i would try and add some live rock in just for the diversity.Any input would be greatly appreciated been reading a lot about the woes of cycling with dry rock and it’s scaring me…
sounds like a plan what’s the concern if no ro ?Put it in a bucket and hose it till the water turns clear.
Normal water will be fine, if you want you can do the last run with some RO water.
Introducing Silicates or any other heavy metals that might be in the tap water - but it would be such a small amount it should be fine (think 1% of total water volume in the tank)sounds like a plan what’s the concern if no ro ?
Would you or no ?Introducing Silicates or any other heavy metals that might be in the tap water - but it would be such a small amount it should be fine (think 1% of total water volume in the tank)
Refer to the below -
Official Sand Rinse and Tank Transfer thread
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I guess it depends on how much RO i had on hand, hopefully someone with more experience with this can comment.Would you or no ?
Can I add to the aquarium after rinsing even tho I’m not adding water till Sunday ?Rinsing with tap water should be sufficient in my opinion. Shake the excess water from the sand before putting it in the tank.
Remaining silicates will still be beneficial to the reef tank. Diatoms might feed on this, but that is all part of the cycle that each tank goes through.
Adding some live rock as suggested before, will speed up the bacterial population count.
YesJonoh is that thumbs up a yes ?
There is not really much pluming if any at all you do not have the plum the drain directly into the roller like others they just replace the filter socks so I am interested to see how they work going to try to not run them master slave as I don’t really feel that they will necessarily clog at the same time we shall see butGood to have a wife that can label. Looking nice.
How is the plumbing of the fleece filters coming along? Looks like a tight space, but might be just the angle of the picture.
I have 13 bags of this to do this weekend....Did rinse half of the sand yesterday took a good 7 hours of repositioning the hose and stirring the sand for it to stop making milky water so def happy I rinsed it