Is there anything people use to get rid of glare on their tanks?

[Hybridfish7]

Like a spray or something? I was thinking matte clear coat sprays but I take this as a last resort as I don't exactly want to spray that in the house.

 

[Milingu]

Less glare = less view

I don't understand why do you want that. But I gues the easiest way to achieve that is just to wet the glas from outside with hard water. The stains will take away the glare. Or you buy antireflection foil.

 

[M1A1]

You're better off treating the light sources rather than the tanks but that may be difficult for a number of reasons. Any film you apply - spray will be way too inconsistent - is going to drastically reduce what you can see in the aquarium.

 

[CichlidFiend]

you would need to diffuse the light at the source

 

[Hybridfish7]

Less glare = less view

I don't understand why do you want that. But I gues the easiest way to achieve that is just to wet the glas from outside with hard water. The stains will take away the glare. Or you buy antireflection foil.

no reflections in pictures

 

[Jexnell]

Light = glare

Try watching your tank at night with no other lights on in the room, just the tank light. Usually this is the only time I take pictures.