Is this appropriate for using as a substrate? is it okay for plants and fish..?
"Kiln-dried sand. 30 kg. Sieved and dried all purpose sand. Perfect as an underlay for patios, sidewalks or flowerbeds. Since this sand is dried, it does not freeze during winter and can be used to increase traction on slippery surfaces or to add weight in the car trunk."
the link to it:
http
/www.rona.ca/shop/~sand-kiln-dried-s..._!sand_shop
"Kiln-dried sand. 30 kg. Sieved and dried all purpose sand. Perfect as an underlay for patios, sidewalks or flowerbeds. Since this sand is dried, it does not freeze during winter and can be used to increase traction on slippery surfaces or to add weight in the car trunk."
the link to it:
http
/www.rona.ca/shop/~sand-kiln-dried-s..._!sand_shop
Usually, building sand is not ok as it has a strong yellow dye which affects the water. Play sand is best or any sand without a dye in it.
