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Cleaning an algae ridden tank.

12 years 2 months ago #15178 by dragonkeeper
Replied by dragonkeeper on topic Cleaning an algae ridden tank.
Seal between the panes is air/water tight other wise you would have a leaker.

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12 years 2 months ago #15177 by klassichobbies
Replied by klassichobbies on topic Cleaning an algae ridden tank.
Wouldn't that affect the seal between each pane of glass? or is the seal between that almost inseparable?
Do you have a dog?
-No
Cat?
-Nu-uh
Um, a bird?
-Nope
Gerbil?
-Nada
Fish?
-OH, I've got alot of those!!!

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12 years 2 months ago #15175 by dragonkeeper
Replied by dragonkeeper on topic Cleaning an algae ridden tank.
If it is under the silicone there isn't much hope except for stripping the tank and then resealing it.

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12 years 2 months ago #15163 by klassichobbies
Cleaning an algae ridden tank. was created by klassichobbies
Ok so I'm redoing the fish room. I'm locating most everything into one room on too racks in the shape of an L. Going to keep the 75 and 125 display tanks and also the 60 gallon hex. That is what this post is about. This hex has silicone on each of the six joints. On each joint, there is algae UNDER the silicone. Any suggestions on how to rid the green menace? Thanks much

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Do you have a dog?
-No
Cat?
-Nu-uh
Um, a bird?
-Nope
Gerbil?
-Nada
Fish?
-OH, I've got alot of those!!!

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