Live Sand

Live Sand

Do I need live rock and sand in my saltwater aquarium before adding coral?

Yes Coral needs of very good quality water to survive. While a tank is going through its initial cycle, you can get or nitrite accumulation of ammonia and water unstable conditions in general. Get your rock there and let the tank cycle and stable before making any coral. That can take two months ot happen. Ian

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Live Sand Secrets: A Dialog on Living Sand Filtration $6.74 A Dialog on Living Sand Filtration discussing the use of live sand as an all-natural highly efficient form of biological filtration whether in the marine or freshwater aquarium….

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DIY Live Rock – Make Your Own! The modern reef aquarium tends to utilize a more natural form of filtration to maintain the best water quality. This is typically a combination of live sand and live rock from the ocean. Unfortunately, real live rock is quite expensive, $5 to $10 per pound, and the recommended about is about two pounds per gallon of aquarium. This can easily cost hundreds of dollars. In addition, harvesting re…