Cleaning aquarium glass

[Def Leppard Hysteria]

I have Mag-Floats on all my tanks. Piece of cake to keep the front and side glass clean.

 

[fishnatics]

The mag-float is too much for me. My lfs charges $40 for it and amazon asks for $33.

There are generic kinds of mag floats that does the job at a cheaper price.

 

[Pomatomus]

This type of issue seems to be more-common in newer tanks and you rarely hear about it in established systems. Try a pleco or other algae eater! Snails can work too. This stuff comes off easily. IMO the white growth is much easier to deal with than hard-water precipitates.

 

[Angelphish]

This type of issue seems to be more-common in newer tanks and you rarely hear about it in established systems. Try a pleco or other algae eater! Snails can work too. This stuff comes off easily. IMO the white growth is much easier to deal with than hard-water precipitates.

I would take a pic but my camera isn't working. It's built up a lot more now. My tank is half a year old now and some of the fish I've had for nearly a year now. The Pleco is one of these fish, measuring in at exactly 6".

 

[DN328]

I've been using the Flipper magnet cleaner. I think it works relatively well on most algae and that translucent film.

 

[pops]

I personally just use a tank scrubber once a week, and scrub the sides of the tanks clean. Just part of the weekly water change/tank maintenance. Along with evening out the diggers gravel piles and bla bla bla.

I have a 180g, 145g, and a 95g.