Salty&Onion
Fish Aficionado
I'm looking through eBay, looking for sand and I found a great deal, 10kg of fine sand for only £14.99!:
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I don't need 50lb of sand, and I'm looking for a fine sand for kuhli loaches that I would love to get and I'm also looking into getting that much sand to make it 6cm high for my amazon sands. That should do it.That is a pretty good deal.... You can get even more sand for cheaper if you go with Play Sand or Pool Filter Sand.... I got a 50lb bag of Pool Filter Sand for around $10.00 USD at Walmart.
Think I recall you're in the UK. This is what most people in the UK use for sand coloured sand https://www.argos.co.uk/browse/toys...s/sandpits-and-accessories/play-sand/c:30359/
Edit: I used nothing else for about 15 years before I decided to go dark
That should be a good deal for you then.I don't need 50lb of sand, and I'm looking for a fine sand for kuhli loaches that I would love to get and I'm also looking into getting that much sand to make it 6cm high for my amazon sands. That should do it.
It isThat should be a good deal for you then.
I'm in the UK.Where do you live? Do you have Home Depot’s or Lowe’s near you?
If not, I suggest you buy play sand. It’s cheap and it looks great/natural.
You may be able to order it online. You literally get 50 pounds of sand for $5.
I suppose I can. That's why I'll be ordering the £15 sand.So you don’t have any stores like that around you? Can you order online?
Beach sand is calcium based and will raise the pH to about 8.5.Why not use normal sand from the beach??
It’s against the law to take sand from the beach in U.K. now I believe. When I was a kid in the 70s half the people on the beach were filling buckets for play pits and fish tanks.....not now.Why not use normal sand from the beach??
I agree, and the beach sand could cause a huge pH swing in my tank.. which I don't want..Beach sand is calcium based and will raise the pH to about 8.5.
River sand won't change the pH.