[nos68]

OK, this is probably a silly question, but I've got to ask...

I've got my acrylic tank setup and running now. Can I safely use the algae scraper I used on my glass tank? It's velcro on one side and a cloth-type material on the outside.

Just didn't want to scratch anything.

thanks,
Chris

 

[Ray1214]

Chris,

That should be fine. I had a problem with the razor blade type but not those.

Ray

 

[ckreef]

OK, this is probably a silly question, but I've got to ask...

I've got my acrylic tank setup and running now. Can I safely use the algae scraper I used on my glass tank? It's velcro on one side and a cloth-type material on the outside.

Just didn't want to scratch anything.

thanks,
Chris

I'm not sure I would do that.

Most scrapers made for glass will scratch acrylic and by the time you figure this out it's too late.

They do make special scrapers for acrylic. I would try and find one of those. Better safe than sorry.

Charles

 

[Joel]

mag-float magnet cleaners are available in a white version made for glass and a blue version made for acrylic. I would use the blue and not chance scratching your tank.

 

[Rick O]

Plastic credit cards work well. Use the maxed out ones.

 

[wasabi]

i have to order a special kit from premium aquatics to attach to my magnavore to clean acrylic. they sell both glass and acrylic cleaning pads.