aquandrew
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if you use it in freshwater, your suppose to replace every 10 years but in saltwater you don't need to because the ph will always be too high to make it dissolve.
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if you use it in freshwater, your suppose to replace every 10 years but in saltwater you don't need to because the ph will always be too high to make it dissolve.
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Lloydxmas
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That's good info but what about if I buy it and let it sit in the bag until I'm ready to put the tank together?
aquandrew
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you would be fine, but it will only be live for a certain amount of time. after that it just becomes really expensive aragonite sand. you would be better off buying dry aragonite and letting it become live in your own system.
Dav3
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+1 if you can find dry aragonite.
mr_X
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dry sand is the way to go. It will all become live in a short time anyway.
Daniel Fishy
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I like the the pink Fiji sand, just be sure to get what you like. I would rather play a little more than regret it down the road did that to much.live and learn
