Creep
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spanko
Active Member
Originally Posted by slomo
http:///forum/post/3005799
I think they are fixed right under the bio-wheel. I can rotate them left to right
but i may be able to use a tube of some kind. It may look bad but no worse than the salt lines and build up! Did I mention NEVER buy a Marineland #3 or any one piece unit!
Can you raise the level of water in your tank so that it is not splashing so much?
http:///forum/post/3005799
I think they are fixed right under the bio-wheel. I can rotate them left to right
but i may be able to use a tube of some kind. It may look bad but no worse than the salt lines and build up! Did I mention NEVER buy a Marineland #3 or any one piece unit!
Can you raise the level of water in your tank so that it is not splashing so much?
windlasher
Member
I saw a spray product at ***** or something that was supposed to top salt creep. Never used it but just to let you know... i think it was by coralife.
flower
Well-Known Member
Originally Posted by slomo
http:///forum/post/3005770
Is there anything I can do to stop the salt build up around the tank? I am a little obsessive
I really don't like it
Splash is a big cause, so try to keep the water moving but calm. If you can hear it, it’s splashing little drops all over. Otherwise a damp cloth once a week should keep things under control. I also think excessive water hardness(too much Alk.) causes it to build up faster.
http:///forum/post/3005770
Is there anything I can do to stop the salt build up around the tank? I am a little obsessive
Splash is a big cause, so try to keep the water moving but calm. If you can hear it, it’s splashing little drops all over. Otherwise a damp cloth once a week should keep things under control. I also think excessive water hardness(too much Alk.) causes it to build up faster.
salt210
Active Member
Originally Posted by slomo
http:///forum/post/3005809
I can, but not enough to eliminate it. I will try to lessen the splash, that must be the cause. Thanks for your input.
can try a piece of acrylic or plastic from one of the glass tops and see what happens too
http:///forum/post/3005809
I can, but not enough to eliminate it. I will try to lessen the splash, that must be the cause. Thanks for your input.
can try a piece of acrylic or plastic from one of the glass tops and see what happens too
srfisher17
Active Member
Originally Posted by meowzer
http:///forum/post/3005774
I saw the title and thought you were calling someone I know
NO, all you can do is keep cleaning it off (as far as I know)
It took a while, but I responded.
http:///forum/post/3005774
NO, all you can do is keep cleaning it off (as far as I know)
It took a while, but I responded.
salt210
Active Member
Originally Posted by srfisher17
http:///forum/post/3006291
It took a while, but I responded.
so now we know your true name.
I would list mine but they might not like it.
http:///forum/post/3006291
It took a while, but I responded.
so now we know your true name.
I would list mine but they might not like it.
bigal0221
Member
Originally Posted by windlasher
http:///forum/post/3005932
I saw a spray product at ***** or something that was supposed to top salt creep. Never used it but just to let you know... i think it was by coralife.
I tried the Coralife salt creep eliminator and as far as I'm concerned it did nothing, I think it is a waste of money. Just my .02.
http:///forum/post/3005932
I saw a spray product at ***** or something that was supposed to top salt creep. Never used it but just to let you know... i think it was by coralife.
I tried the Coralife salt creep eliminator and as far as I'm concerned it did nothing, I think it is a waste of money. Just my .02.