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Crayola sand comes in awesome colors. Has anyone ever tried it as a substrate? Any suggestions on whether to use it or not? Thanks!
OH but I do!!! Think of how pretty a purple sand bed would be!!!! lol, I guess I'm a little too girlie sometimes, if that's possible .GTZ said:Sounds promising, if u want a blue, pink, purple or green substrate
http://www.coloredsandstore.com/general-faq/
lol, me too. Wait...no, scratch that.lil_gold_ram said:OH but I do!!! Think of how pretty a purple sand bed would be!!!! lol, I guess I'm a little too girlie sometimes, if that's possible .GTZ said:Sounds promising, if u want a blue, pink, purple or green substrate
http://www.coloredsandstore.com/general-faq/
Nothing wrong with being in touch with your feminine sideGTZ said:lol, me too. Wait...no, scratch that.lil_gold_ram said:OH but I do!!! Think of how pretty a purple sand bed would be!!!! lol, I guess I'm a little too girlie sometimes, if that's possible .GTZ said:Sounds promising, if u want a blue, pink, purple or green substrate
http://www.coloredsandstore.com/general-faq/![]()
It's worth it, just shell out the cash for it. I had a hard time justifying it and ended up doing Quikcrete sand from home depot but had a lot of trouble with it..rmiller said:opcorn:
I'm a follower. I want black sand for my 55 but moonsand is like $1/lb. I'm also looking at color quartz as an option.
:lol:lil_gold_ram said:Barney dust
That sounds awesome. I don't remember seeing orange but I'll check next time I'm at work.Flippercon said:Do they have Orange? I want to do my ram tank in Orange and black.
I read on another forum that it is pre-rinsed so the dye doesn't run all over your kids. Someone posted that they rinsed it to use it in their tank and it was basically already clean.Cromak said:I bet its extremely dusty