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Old 02-05-2004, 12:00 AM
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Hi, just wondering how you clean your sugar sand?
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After it's in the tank? You don't generally do anything to it.
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I took out my old DSB from my 90 gallon and I didn't want that much sand in my 135 gallon so I have some left over (3/4 of a bucket) that I want to clean so I can use it later in a QT tank.
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Ah. Put it in a bucket and wash it. Easy. Oh, keep it away from cats.
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Ah. Put it in a bucket and wash it. Easy. Oh, keep it away from cats.


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I took out my old DSB from my 90 gallon and I didn't want that much sand in my 135 gallon so I have some left over (3/4 of a bucket) that I want to clean so I can use it later in a QT tank.
Personnally I would leave a QT tank barebottom so that when and if you put some chemicals to treat something it will leave no residu after ...
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I agree with michel. You don't want the sand to absorb any treatment chemicals/additives you add to your QT.
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