white sand help

[SirMinion]

Yep, all I see is a picture of a reef, "Your Aragonite Source," some clowns and the information. I know the're a good company but their site designer sucks. I've made better layouts on Angelfire. Well back when it was just Angelfire, not Angelfire/Lycos.

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There's a whole seperate navigation frame down the left hand side that you seem to be missing. What browser are you using?

 

[Teelie]

Oh that? It's there, it just seems to be lacking any content besides a hit counter.

Just looked: I see what the problem is now. They used Java for their navigation buttons and I have Java disabled (wonder why they didn't use something plainer like ordinary links? ). Too much of a security risk most of the time. I opened up IE where Java is enabled and it showed up. Makes more sense now why they had the navigation bar yet no navigation.

 

[Bloo]

Dave.

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Sorry Alabaster - not sure. I have white sand that I just bought at the lfs. It didnt' have a name.

 

[Tropjunky]

isn't that marine sand it's no good in freshwater cos it's gonna make the water too hard

 

[SirMinion]

According to CaribSea's site, their white sand is safe for freshwater setups.

 

[Teelie]

Their black moon sand is comletely safe for freshwater. It doesn't affect pH or anything else so I can assume their equally white sand is safe too if they make that claim.