cloudy water?
I converted my Aquarium to a dirtied tank a couple days ago and have already done two 60% water changes and it is still cloudy and I wanted to know if this was normal and how long will it take to clear up?
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Permalink Reply by Robert Jango on
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Did you cap the dirt? If not it will be cloudy forever. Otherwise give it a few days. The tiny dirt particles need time to settle.
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Yea, I have a layer on stones I got from homepot over tha dirt.
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Permalink Reply by Nick T. on
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=act9d-xCuVQ&feature=g-u-u watch this. Dustin bought some stones from home depot and he says that home depot didnt wash them. You should do a ton more water changes to clear the water.
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He bought tha same kind I did but unlike him I spend an hour cleaning off tha dirt and sand, it will take Dusting a month to get that water clear, lol.
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Dustin not dusting, lol.
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Permalink Reply by MonstaFish on
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Good To Hear!:) Can You Post Some Pics???
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Permalink Reply by Lee on
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8G2PeWGsWlI no pics but here's a short clip.
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