Sep 02 2009 · hI lenI I used sand for the first time my self for my new tank just recently I used sand bought from my LFS but what I did was wash the sand in batches in my water change bucket and then gradualy added the clean sand to my tank doing it this way my tank never went cloudy at all concerning the potential filter problem of the sand clogging ur filter or damadgeing the impeller what I did was this... As a leading global manufacturer of crushing equipment, milling equipment,dressing equipment,drying equipment and briquette equipment etc. we offer advanced, rational solutions for any size-reduction requirements, including quarry, aggregate, grinding production and complete plant plan.
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Jan 18 2020 · Gravel and sand residue is perhaps the easiest cause of cloudy water to fix A water change will help remove a portion of the dust that is floating around your tank However the best solution is to just wait If your filter uses a fine mechanical media such as filter floss then it will eventually trap most of the dust that is floating
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Often cloudy water doesnt appear the instant an aquarium is set up Instead it appears days weeks or even months later The cause is usually due to bacterial bloom As the new aquarium goes through the initial breakin cycle it is not unusual for the water to become cloudy or at least a little hazy
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Jun 30 2009 · If so you never can really rinse play sand enough Its seems to always kick up and make you water cloudy Even with play sand your water will clear up in a couple of days If you dont have any bottom belly dwellers in your tank you can also use industrial quartz
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Nov 13 2018 · Bacterial or Algae Bloom If your tank is new or you have recently added new critters this is the mostly likely cause of cloudy water You need bacteria in your aquarium Bacteria is what converts ammonia to nitrites to nitrates which is what you want
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The truth is nearly all aquarists wrestle with cloudy water sometime no matter how experienced they are It can be very frustrating leading some new aquarists to abandon the hobby The good news is cloudy water isn’t impossible to cure But there are specific types of cloudy aquarium water each with its own cause and cure
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Diagnosing Eliminating Cloudy Aquarium Water Crystal clear water is vital for a thriving healthy reef tank so when a tank suddenly turns cloudy it is time to put that detective hat study the evidence and come up with a plan of attack to put some handcuffs on the problem
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The most common cause of cloudy aquarium water is dust and debris contained in sand or gravel Normally called substrates sand and gravel are prewashed before being bagged up for sale However it’s completely impossible to remove 100 of dirt from the substrate so it’s inevitable that it’s going to get into your aquarium
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5 Test your aquarium water Have aquarium water tested for ammonia and nitrite as soon as the water begins to get cloudy In most situations the levels will be zero meaning there is no cause for concern We understand that seeing cloudy water in a new aquarium can be alarming But the best advice is to be patient and wait it out
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Aug 09 2015 · So like the noob that I am I poor out the live sand in the tank full of water A week and a half later the water is still cloudy if my powerheads are running and slightly less cloudy if theyre off In frustration ive drained all but a few inches of water out of the tank with a plan to add rodi water and in a sense rinse the sand in the tank
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