funkymonk1984
New Member
Hi guys,
Looking for a bit of advice.
Just picked up an Aquascaper 600 tank and cabinet with the twinstar 600S iii light. I’ve used white vinegar to remove most of the water stains but there is some algae/grime stains where the glass is siliconed together. Is there a good way to remove this? I don’t want to compromise the seal obviously. (Was using an algae foam scrubber for glass).
Also I was wondering how much rock in kg you’d recommend purchasing for the scape. I know it’s good practice to get a bit more than required for options and I plan to do a traditional nature scape with wood and lava rock most likely.
Substrate wise I was thinking some nutribase topped with Amazonia but do you think I should cap with the smaller grain size as it’s not a massive tank I thought it might look more pleasing. Will have sand in foreground.
Any thoughts, suggestions and inspiration welcome 🙂
Looking for a bit of advice.
Just picked up an Aquascaper 600 tank and cabinet with the twinstar 600S iii light. I’ve used white vinegar to remove most of the water stains but there is some algae/grime stains where the glass is siliconed together. Is there a good way to remove this? I don’t want to compromise the seal obviously. (Was using an algae foam scrubber for glass).
Also I was wondering how much rock in kg you’d recommend purchasing for the scape. I know it’s good practice to get a bit more than required for options and I plan to do a traditional nature scape with wood and lava rock most likely.
Substrate wise I was thinking some nutribase topped with Amazonia but do you think I should cap with the smaller grain size as it’s not a massive tank I thought it might look more pleasing. Will have sand in foreground.
Any thoughts, suggestions and inspiration welcome 🙂