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I am considering using pool filter sand for my new 29 gal tank which I still haven't set up, lol. Things come up, don't have the time etc etc.
Anyways I was at a pet store today and came across this brand below. The info below is from the GEOsystem website. When I looked at in store, very fine gravel, almost sand like. Anyways it appeared to be very fine and the price not bad. I would like to know if this substrate will be safe for neons, cardinals, cory's and otto's? I'm not sure because on the website lists suitable for marine, brackish etc. I don't recall seeing anything on the packaging about marine, brackish etc. Information from website. GEOsystem Pacific Gravel , from the ocean, provides a variety of natural color tones that will enhance most aquarium environments. Note: GEOsystem Pacific Gravel will buffer pH. It is suitable for Marine, brackish water and African Chichlid aquariums. |
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Suitable for marine means that it will drive the pH through the roof. For neons and cardinals that like their pH at or a little below 7.0, that stuff would be a disaster. For Africans it would probably work just fine.
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I will definitely not buy this pacific sand. The clerk in the pet store didn't seem too interested and said yeah it's fine. Glad I didn't buy it. I plan on looking at some other products but I may go with the pool filter sand. I am guessing all pool filter sand is the same thing or anything specific I need to look for when purchasing? A 5 pound bag of aquarium sand in pet stores costs around $10.00 Canadian. |
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