L leighann Fish Crazy Joined Feb 15, 2007 Messages 308 Reaction score 0 Mar 20, 2007 #1 now that i know bettas work fine with sand what kind should i use?
vancouver - l l a m a s - Joined Mar 22, 2006 Messages 2,460 Reaction score 0 Location British Columbia, Canada Mar 21, 2007 #2 pool filter sand is the best if you ask me.. barely needs rinsed.
Squid grumpy old man! Joined Oct 28, 2005 Messages 1,800 Reaction score 6 Location Home Mar 21, 2007 #3 I used the playsand from argos. £2.49 for 15kg, didn't take long to rinse either. Bargain. Squid
vancouver - l l a m a s - Joined Mar 22, 2006 Messages 2,460 Reaction score 0 Location British Columbia, Canada Mar 21, 2007 #4 play sand I bought took hours to rinse.. and it compacted under water.. was a total fiasco for me
Squid grumpy old man! Joined Oct 28, 2005 Messages 1,800 Reaction score 6 Location Home Mar 21, 2007 #5 vancouver said: play sand I bought took hours to rinse.. and it compacted under water.. was a total fiasco for me Click to expand... This was quality British Sand.. Just kidding chap. It's a fair comment, and I guess my suggestion only relates to the specific playsand that i have used, as this is the extent of my experience. Cheers Squid.
vancouver said: play sand I bought took hours to rinse.. and it compacted under water.. was a total fiasco for me Click to expand... This was quality British Sand.. Just kidding chap. It's a fair comment, and I guess my suggestion only relates to the specific playsand that i have used, as this is the extent of my experience. Cheers Squid.
Jaded12 The Betta Bug Has Bitten... Resistence Is Futile Joined Jan 26, 2007 Messages 2,001 Reaction score 0 Location My Bettas House In New York Mar 21, 2007 #6 I use play sand, and this larger grained sand from agway (don't remember the name) both have worked well for me!
I use play sand, and this larger grained sand from agway (don't remember the name) both have worked well for me!
D davidnso Fish Fanatic Joined Jan 28, 2007 Messages 105 Reaction score 0 Mar 21, 2007 #7 i wanna try out sand, it looks so much better than blue gravel (what i have) in my opinion =D
L leddy New Member Joined Sep 28, 2006 Messages 29 Reaction score 0 Location Teesside, UK Mar 21, 2007 #8 You could just try one from your lfs!
Squid grumpy old man! Joined Oct 28, 2005 Messages 1,800 Reaction score 6 Location Home Mar 21, 2007 #9 leddy said: You could just try one from your lfs! Click to expand... You could.. if you want to spend loads more for no reason. Rip off Playsand is not sharp and is non-toxic.. its safe for kids & fish! Squid
leddy said: You could just try one from your lfs! Click to expand... You could.. if you want to spend loads more for no reason. Rip off Playsand is not sharp and is non-toxic.. its safe for kids & fish! Squid
Glod Fishaholic Joined Sep 3, 2006 Messages 600 Reaction score 0 Location Ayrshire, Scotland Mar 21, 2007 #10 On the bright side, cleaning enough for a 5 gallon really doesn't take long whichever sand you go for I'd say try and run your hand through it before you buy it, if it feels rough, skip it for some that is smooth.
On the bright side, cleaning enough for a 5 gallon really doesn't take long whichever sand you go for I'd say try and run your hand through it before you buy it, if it feels rough, skip it for some that is smooth.