How do you keep your tanks looking nice and clean show quality??

  • We are currently upgrading MFK. thanks! -neo
You have to perfect directing your water flow.....If you use powerheads or the output to a filter to flow to the spots where you have debris building up, directing them to your filter intake and you have enough turnover it should keep your tank clean. That creates less maintenance for you(less debris to vacuum) and keeps your tank cleaner.
 
The same way people keep their cars that they show looking good, take the time for maintenance and do it good.

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DIDYSIS said:
Its never too late to change. My advice do bare bottom or sand. Also key is over filter your tank and lots of water changes. Here ill rub it in a little. Lol mine does show a little dirty when I feed allot of pellets mostly just a little cloudy after for a little. View attachment 947777


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Absolute harmonic beauty!

mopani said:
Every time I see f1s tank I drool over that centerpiece driftwood


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Thanks, I got lucky but if you search river banks, creeks etc you will eventually find something just as good. I'm surprised its held up so good, if I ever find anything better you will be the 1st pm I send!





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Cheap way to decrease nitrates and keep your fish healthy: http://monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=504763
 
that_fish_Guy said:
Do you use those as media or clean the glass with them ?


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Both lol but mostly under my filter pad for the micro ..ill take a pic when I get home

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I use a floor dust mop on an extension pole for window cleaning, which is the only real maintenance on my tank. This makes it a quick job. Water changes and filter cleaning is just a bit of button pushing.
 
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