Where to get safe Play Sand?

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I have seen quite a few posts on play sand being the best sand, but when you go to look for it, they either say silica free? or wax coated?

As of right now I am using bare bottom, but I want the faux plant to be stable without having to mount them.

Where do I get the best play sand? :confused:
 
I don't know exactly where in the US you can get it, but you are looking for sand that is used for children's sand pits.
In Australia we can get it from a local chain hardware/DIY supplies store called Bunnings. I'll post the link to what it looks like here in case that helps you https://www.bunnings.com.au/richgro-20kg-play-sand_p3022506

Google something like 'childrens play sand suppliers' and hopefully that will point you in the right direction
 
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