Nathaniel Whiteside
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Isnt it sold by the litre? If you think about it, powder substrate is therefore priced accordingly. Given the grain size you should be getting less japanese air and more amazonia powder. Wouldnt you think?
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How to make Ada sand? Crazy...
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ghostsword
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Not sure how it is priced.. 
just easy to make it on the blender.
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Mark Evans
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I think this is a genius idea Luis!
I'll be trying it. I'll try and find an old blender at a car boot sale, just for this purpose.
I'll be trying it. I'll try and find an old blender at a car boot sale, just for this purpose.
ghostsword
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Mark Evans said:
It has been on the tank with shrimp and plants, no adverse effects. Also you can make different grades with it. So leave it for longer and you get really powdery sand, for less and you get a coarser. Just done another batch for some emersed pots I have with hairgrass and UG.. Very simple to use.
It should work with other clay, have not tried with Akadama, but should work.
Mark Evans
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Which fitting do you use Luis?...in the blender?
ghostsword
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The Moulinex looks like this:
Inside it has a blade like this:
The unit is from the 1980's...
Inside it has a blade like this:
The unit is from the 1980's...
that's more of a chopping blade from a food processor than a blender. I don't think an actual blender would work that well I think it would just blend the stuff immediately around the blade and not touch everything else. I wonder if I will get in trouble with the other half if I use our food processor
