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| Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Perth Amboy, NJ
Posts: 192
Reefer Ratings: (3) Friends: (0) |
Why start a Reef (expensive hobby) if you're going to use "playsand" or Home Depot" types of sand? I don't understand that logic. Sand is expensive yes - but so is Reefing. I myself use Pink Samoa Sand - and that's for my FOWLR. |
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| | #13 |
| In the Forest Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: The BIG City
Posts: 5,529
Reefer Ratings: (39) Friends: (6) | HD used to sell Yardright Tropic Play sand which was the same sand that you would buy in the LFS but at a fraction of the cost. Yes a reef tank is an expensive hobby but a lot of things that you use can be found for a lot less and give you the same or exact results. The 2 part solution is another one of those things. |
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| Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Queens, Nyc
Posts: 406
Reefer Ratings: (2) Friends: (1) |
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