Bud & Charlie

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Chicklette

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Pics of my BP Charlie and FH Bud.
Does anyone know any tips to get that hard algae off the back of my tank? I scrub it but it won't come off.

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hi
use lime which is used for whitewashing mix it with water{be careful while doing this as it emits heat exothermic reaction} white wash the empty tank wait for half hour and scrub it.
u can also use hydrochloric acid
 
yoganathan_kn;4262155; said:
hi
use lime which is used for whitewashing mix it with water{be careful while doing this as it emits heat exothermic reaction} white wash the empty tank wait for half hour and scrub it.
u can also use hydrochloric acid

Its only algae, not biological warfare. A razor blade and a clean brillo pad should do it.
Nice parrot too, Has a nice shape
 
By some tablets at your LFS for getting rid of algae. Or you can get a razor blade like mentioned at the above and just scrap it off if your tank is glass. But eventually it'll grow back if you scrape it off. :D
 
Nice parrot too, Has a nice shape

Thanks, I've had Charlie since he was a fry so he has been with me a LONG time. I love that guy, he's a hoot. Once in a while he has these tantrums where he dashes around the tank flaring his gills and just swimming like mad. It's hilarious.

I will try a razor blader. Algae is just a real pain. It really stuck on there. Will the razor blade sctratch the glass?
 
Razor blade does fine on glass, no worries about it. For acrylic, you might peal off some chunks. I use a flathead screw drivers to take out some hard tape on my used tank that I buy. No scratch at all...
 
Razor blade does fine on glass, no worries about it. For acrylic, you might peal off some chunks. I use a flathead screw drivers to take out some hard tape on my used tank that I buy. No scratch at all...

Thanks I will give that a shot. Im cleanig it tomorow. I don't have have room for a pleco. It's only a 75 gallon with a BP and FH.
 
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