Grams Fish Addict Joined Apr 12, 2004 Messages 876 Reaction score 3 Location Crofton,Md Apr 25, 2004 #1 ok i jus got black sand and i soaked it and it crumbles up and floats to the top
R rsz Cheddar: classic or cliche? Joined Sep 13, 2003 Messages 1,244 Reaction score 0 Location Nottingham, UK Apr 25, 2004 #2 I haven't used sand before, but I expect it will settle in a few days
D De Plano Fish Crazy Joined Dec 5, 2003 Messages 223 Reaction score 0 Location Humboldt County, California, USA Apr 25, 2004 #3 Black sand- The substrate for planted tanks? I put mine under some regular sand. I thought it was for under whatever substrate you were going to use.
Black sand- The substrate for planted tanks? I put mine under some regular sand. I thought it was for under whatever substrate you were going to use.
OP OP Grams Fish Addict Joined Apr 12, 2004 Messages 876 Reaction score 3 Location Crofton,Md Apr 25, 2004 #4 im using it as jus regular sand having no luck so if it doesnt work ill get black gravel
J jams.alaskan Forum Fan Joined Feb 23, 2004 Messages 2,676 Reaction score 0 Location North Pole, Alaska Apr 25, 2004 #5 What type of sand is it and where did you get it. Perhaps it just needs to get soaked a little. Skim off the floaties if they won't sink, it the rest of it staying on the bottom? ALASKA Did you rince it first?
What type of sand is it and where did you get it. Perhaps it just needs to get soaked a little. Skim off the floaties if they won't sink, it the rest of it staying on the bottom? ALASKA Did you rince it first?
T Tropjunky Fish Addict Joined Feb 3, 2004 Messages 870 Reaction score 0 Location UK Peterborough (80 miles north of london) Apr 25, 2004 #6 i once made a dysplay tank using black sand and it took two weeks for it to settle.