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Will a Tupperware container lets say 10 inches long 6 inches wide and 2 inches of sand in it suck up my coppersafe ?
 
Will a Tupperware container lets say 10 inches long 6 inches wide and 2 inches of sand in it suck up my coppersafe ?
If you use coral sand, it will absorb a little bit of copper. I use non-carbonate freshwater aquarium sand for this use. However, if you just test copper every few days and compensate for any minor loss, you’ll be fine.
 
Thank you. Will he be ok with nothing to sift ?
If you use coral sand, it will absorb a little bit of copper. I use non-carbonate freshwater aquarium sand for this use. However, if you just test copper every few days and compensate for any minor loss, you’ll be fine.

Also how do I keep the bacteria level good in dt being no fish 75 gallon 2 canister filters airstone 2 power heads 3 inches of live sand and live rocks 3 anemones and 2 porcelain crabs some snails and little crabs.
 

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