Need some help team!!
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Just vacuum your sand. Keep doing it every couple days that it builds up. It will subside in time
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We suggest a weekly (several times if necessary) sand stir.
Keep things from settling.
What sort of flow (hardware/GPH) do you have going on?
Keep things from settling.
What sort of flow (hardware/GPH) do you have going on?
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I had a terrible outbreak of cyano in my 29G at one point - and I just vacuumed as much of it up as I could and did my normal water changes and backed off of the feeding a bit and it pretty much cleared up on it's own. The only time I really had issues with it after that point was if I went more than a month or two without at least a little bit of a water change - but this was a 29G with a HOB filter, HOB skimmer. It was ... pretty low-tech I guess you could say.
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