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This same aquarist suggested using 10% of my tanks total volume in pounds should be live sand. This completely confuses me–how can the volume (gallons) turn into the mass of the sand (pounds)?

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This same aquarist suggested using 10% of my tanks total volume in pounds should be live sand. This completely confuses me–how can the volume (gallons) turn into the mass of the sand (pounds)?

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I would appreciate it greatly if you could tell me how much live sand to put in my future tank, and if not all 73 pounds, what other substrate I can use to fill up the level to 5 inches. Please keep in mind that my budget is very small. Speaking of my small budget, I am interested in purchasing live rock to aid in filtration, to beautify my tank and so I can later have coral and anemones. I have read that I need one pound per gallon of live rock. In my area that runs about 200 dollars. (for the 29 gallon tank) I am hoping that I either do not need that much because of the DSB or that I can add it ten pounds at a time.

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