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i just put sand in my aquarium and it settled but the water is white-ish...is it a bacteria bloom???i think it is...tomorow ill get some chemicals to clear it up
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Probably just debri in the sand... did you wash it out thoroughly??? A bacteria bloom would only occur when there are excess amounts of ammonia, e.g. a fish dieing and rotting, not sand. If you want to be 100% sure do a quick water param check, if the levels are high, bacteria bloom, if not sand stuff.
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ok i'll wait
maybe a water change???
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It looks more like the sand wasn't cleaned good enough, You can do a large water change, filling it slowly then wait 24 hours to see if it had cleared up. I have had them look worse than that, and would clear up after a few days, but when I rinsed the sand a lot it would come out clear with the first filling of water.
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I would do a large water change to, Then give the tank time to settle.
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