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Solitarygrowth
4 posts |
#29507 2008-01-04 22:45 GMT |
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i got 10 gallon Aquarium with one pair of Molly one pair platy and on Guppy pair with some fry i change my 80% water every week (on fridays) and i use cotton clothe to clean the glass also but after every 4th day the glass looks dirty again but water looks clean that is the reason i am chaning water every Friday is this normal how can i clean my glass or do i have to bring Alage eating fish or something. pls help
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SimpleStripes
6 posts |
#29508 2008-01-04 22:53 GMT |
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Algae eating fish? Interesting. Haha.
Try getting some snails, they clean up some. |
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LittleMonster
5 posts |
#29509 2008-01-04 22:59 GMT |
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some times when you change the tank water to often the waste
from the fish gets stirred up in the water that fish use to breath and that can cause more algae and if you get a algae fish a pocostomus is the best |
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Piramidy
9 posts |
#29510 2008-01-04 23:10 GMT |
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so like the last one said, get snails or a plecotomus, either way they rock for cleaning. theres also liquid you can buy at your pet store that helps keep algae down. I was the livestock (in charge of the living things)manager of a huge pet store and thats what i suggest
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MyGrassIsGreener
8 posts |
#29511 2008-01-04 23:40 GMT |
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this ight sund wierd but try cleaning your tank less,,, get a bigger better filter,, and make sure it is away from light,,, i only clean my tak 1 a month,, large filters,,, and in a dark room and arely turn on the light and the water stays crystal clear and has for years
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Biohazard
6 posts |
#29512 2008-01-05 01:23 GMT |
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i use a magnetic glass cleaner, one part is inside the tank and the other outside, they stay together by the magnet, and you just simply pull across all the area of the glass, it is spotless in seconds, a pleco will also do the job.
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