I have a used 125 gallon tank that I have had for a couple years. It has some scratches from the previous owner and I have trouble getting all the algea and such out of the scratches to make the glass look clean. I also noticed when I am doing water changes that as the water level lowers the glass out of the water has a really bad cloudy haze to it. I assume it is a lime build up. Is this normal or should I clean this off during water changes? Basically I am wanting to get my glass as clear as possible even though it has scratches. I know it has scratches so it won't be perfect, but it seems to have smudges and a slight haze to it on the inside.
question about aquarium glass
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for the whitish film on your tank..just whipe it off with some paper towels. or to save some money, buy a magfloat for your tank and for the scratches, get an algae scrubbing pad thing from your lfs or petsmart lol
I have wiped it down and used the magnafloat but once the glass dries again it because milky again. Is there a chemical that is safe to use on a set up and running tank I can use to remove the calcium/lime build up?