I'm with you for size, just more frequent.
I use 4"x10" acrylic scrub pads on an extension of PVC to do little touch ups every couple of days. Once or twice I week I just get in and scrub everything by hand.
Do you wipe off the inside glass or acrylic of your aquarium?
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I use 4"x10" acrylic scrub pads on an extension of PVC to do little touch ups every couple of days. Once or twice I week I just get in and scrub everything by hand.
I try to never enter the tank for anything. If I went too long on the window cleaning then the build up might be bad enough where only a hand cleaning would work. But the every other month wiping has been working great.
So far, so good.. I haven't had to enter the tank for over a year.
So far I've never developed Enough on my inside glass to worry about it. Hope it stays that way. My ID Sharks would FREAK if I needed to enter to clean the glass with anything. It's difficult just doing water changes. I finally bought a Python and the other day was the first time they didn't smash into the glass.
I do the front and back every other day or 2 with this, because I take photos every day, its a must.
Also use razor blades for the heavy stuff, so far only have glass tanks.
Also use razor blades for the heavy stuff, so far only have glass tanks.
For my glass tank I use a sponge on a stick and acrylic I have found magic erasers work well to clean the tank when empty but I can't say for sure when full. I would highly suggest not using a magfloat on acrylic. If it picks up even a tiny grain of sand it will scratch the heck out of your tank.
