Looking for a good electric *SAND* cleaner

[FastandCurious]

Hey there reefers,
Since I bought my 70 gallon cube I've been using a manual sand cleaner which is difficult because my tank is pretty tall, a little over 5' tall. I'm looking for an electric sand cleaner and most of the ones that I found online like the Hyger and Boxtech look like they say they are for gravel and substrate and i am afraid that they wont work with my sandbed. I have the typical Caribsea Fiji pink grain sand (i believe it says the grain size is between 0.5-1.5mm). Will these cleaners work with my sandbed?? Or do you guys have any other good recommendations for a reliable electric sand cleaner that is safe for me to use on sand not gravel? I was also recently looking at this one by Ehiem. I will put the link for it below. Thanks in advance for your picks.

Check this out at Amazon EHEIM Quick Vac Pro Automatic Gravel Cleaner and Sludge Extractor- PetOverstock Amazon product ASIN B003C5U2SU

 

[SPR1968]

I purchased that eheim gravel cleaner, and to be honest it was a complete waste of money

The suction and cleaning power was very poor. I tried it several times and it ultimately ended up in the bin

Maybe read some of the reviews and then you can make a decision. If you do buy it, test it before it gets wet, so you could potentially return it.

 

[redeyejedi]

You could always get a couple of sand sifting starfish.

 

[Dkmoo]

I have to admit - when i first saw the title my mind jumped to this:

https://www.liveaquaria.com/product/1479/?pcatid=1479
Lol.

 

[[Cameron]]

You are going to want a long tube on Fiji pink. My suggestion is to DIY on this or use a python but that means water changes.

If you DIY, get some tubing 1/2" tubing, a small pump and a taller python tube. Something similar to this but I would just buy a Python tube instead of going DIY on the tube. You can buy a long tube for less than $15

 

[John Bolden]

here it is the mamoth https://www.petco.com/shop/en/petco...gN3tHagk8iKtT3mzA1BoCx18QAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

 

[John Bolden]

it should be good