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Tank White after new sand added NEED HELP!
Well i added my sand last night around 7 or so and my tank is still solid white this morning.The sand was carrib sea agra alive, about 160 lbs ( 8 bags ) to my 210 gallon.Sand was added after there was water in it ( had no choice but to do it this way).I have been running blue filter floss and a small piece of micron filter pad but it does not seem to be working.Tank has been running with salt in it fully for about 2 days.Also should i turn my skimmer on.I don't know if it will do anything or just go nutz.I was supposed to pick up my rock today at 1pm and i cant even see where to put it in the tank.Thanks Mike!
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It will take 24-48hrs to clear. Maybe even longer. I usually will attached my magnum 350 canister when I add sand that way it clears up quick. But give it time it will clear
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Mine did the same thing. Just give it time and it will clear up.
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Skimmer yes... Even then it may take weeks to completely clear. Keep doing what your doing and rinse out the filterpads every day. I would just put the rock in the tank and keep blowing it off. I've had great success also running a hot magnum with the micron cartridge to clear things up in a hurry.
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Mine was white for about 5 days then I added some LR to get the cycle going. It settled out overnight when the tank started to cycle.
Strange but true.
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+1 keep the filters clean, maybe even run carbon if you can.
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