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·does ne body know where to get white silica sand????????
Diatomaceous Earth, is pretty much a find powder. It would be a nightmare in a fish tank. Your water would be cloudy all the time and it would get into your filters. Don't use it.crabs said:I have been looking for the perfect sand as well.
Just cant seem to find that really white white sand Im looking for.
However I have found some sand, well its called "Diatomaceous Earth" it is pretty white
and is used in pool filters, but it is very small grain, like very very fine
could this be a problem, the sand being too fine?
were do u get it and wat grain should i get and is it expensiveMalawiLover said:It is also really harde to get pur white sand. Some places will carry it as white play sand, but it is still actuall a very, very light tan.
True, pure white sand will likely be expensive. I think the people who produce the black Tahitian Moon Sand have a white sand as well.
Another option is 3M Colorquartz. It does come in a pure white, and two grain sizes.