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Old 10-06-2011, 02:05 AM   #141 (permalink)
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I got the sand from the manufacturer here in town. It's in 80lb bags. Just google blasting sand for your area and you should find some that way. I don't think the company would ship like that.
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Thats a awsome looking tank,I cant wait to get a house to get one that size.Did you set it up and stock it yet if so id love to see some pics.
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If you read through the thread you will see photos of it stocked
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My hats to you building the thing by yourself. Did you build the stand and canopy too?

They are look wonderful.

A quick question. I see that you use sand in you other tanks too and they are heavily planted. I am trying to set up my first tank and want to put lots of plant and fish and trying to figure what substrate to use. I like sand (the look of it and usually its very cheap) but I read that with sand plants don't grow as good as they do in gravel or other substrate because sand compacts and hinders root development.

From your experience what do you think?
Hi ,do you know led aquarium light ?i suggest you can buy a led aquarium light for your tank ,it good for your plant's grow and the light is beautiful .
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Hi ,do you know led aquarium light ?i suggest you can buy a led aquarium light for your tank ,it good for your plant's grow and the light is beautiful .
NO I don't do led's on that tank, don't want to. And please dont suggest it
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hey handsomedan.. i dont know if you have a tractor suplly near you or not .. but if you do they carry the black diamond sand if thats what your looking for..


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where did you get the sand i really like the black, can you put a link to the website?
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