tropic eden grain size

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Hey guys,

I'm looking to change sands for my new build. I've tried googling for the grain sizes for the tropic eden flakes and mini flakes. For some reason I can't seem to find any information on the size. Does anyone know off the top off theirs heads a rough idea of the sizes?

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I don't remember where I saw it but when I was researching the tropic eden ..... the mini flakes were described as "breadcrumbs" in size - 1-2mm and the reef flakes as oatmeal - 2.5-3.5 mm.
 
Thanks KSzegi.
For some reason they don't list the grain sizes on the dry sand, but they had it listed on the "live" sand section:
If anyone else is curious and wants to know later on here you go.

Aragavive Deepsea Aragasnow™ (sugar size, ~0.5mm) TE03811LA20
Aragavive Tonga Miniflakes™ (2.0mm) TE03813LM20
Aragavive Tonga Reeflakes™ (3.5mm) TE03816LR20
Aragavive Tonga Reeflakes™ Grand Select (5.5mm) TE03817LRG20
Aragavive Tonga RubblyReef™ (mixed) TE03818LRR20
 

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