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| A Little Annoyed! Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Bergen County, NJ
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just because you have the pumps does not mean you have enough flow at the sand bed. But if you want to change the sand I would take some out at a time, and then to add it you can either just try to dump it in, but it will make a mess.. or get a piece of like 1.5 inch pvc and use that as like a funnel..... Stick it into the tank to the bottom and then dump the sand into the tub this will help with the cloud and can make you be able to direct it where you want.
__________________ ![]() Deep Blue 75 Gal 75 Rimless Thread. 28g JBJ Nano LED mixed reef 28 Gal Tank Thread! &*^#&%$(*&@(*&#*&@ @&*^#@*&^@^ this was a test of the emergency broadcast system. If this were an actual emergency then the crap that you just read would have been followed by offical news or instructions. This was only a test. | ||||
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