Hammer
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I am breaking down my 60 gallon tank. Moving all LR, corals, fish, etc, into a 35 gallon cube-ish type tank.
And I am not going to keep the sand.
ALL this sand is the Southdown Sand that I have had since I lived in TX.
This sand has been in this tank since I had the tank in the bay area, around August of 2005.
Can't remember how many pounds, but I think I put in either 80 or 120 pounds back then. No idea how much it is now though.
Sand has a fair amount of life in it. Mini brittle stars, feather dusters, some odd worms, etc.
And I would hate to see this go to waste.
So, anyone want/need some FINE grade live sand?
I didn't filter out the super fines when I put this sand in, so it still has the silty affect.
Good stuff for a deep sand bed, or just to seed your tanks with a little different life.
Sand is FREE. Although I wouldn't turn down a few frags
Bad part, I live near Fort Jones, which is about 20 miles west of Yreka, near the Oregon border.
And I am not going to keep the sand.
ALL this sand is the Southdown Sand that I have had since I lived in TX.
This sand has been in this tank since I had the tank in the bay area, around August of 2005.
Can't remember how many pounds, but I think I put in either 80 or 120 pounds back then. No idea how much it is now though.
Sand has a fair amount of life in it. Mini brittle stars, feather dusters, some odd worms, etc.
And I would hate to see this go to waste.
So, anyone want/need some FINE grade live sand?
I didn't filter out the super fines when I put this sand in, so it still has the silty affect.
Good stuff for a deep sand bed, or just to seed your tanks with a little different life.
Sand is FREE. Although I wouldn't turn down a few frags
Bad part, I live near Fort Jones, which is about 20 miles west of Yreka, near the Oregon border.